92 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Prof"-"Prof" uni jobs at UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON in United Kingdom
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experience and supporting the University’s broader ambitions. Find out more about sport and physical activity here . The Role We are seeking an enthusiastic and adaptable Sport Development Connector to help
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and develop software which enhances the learning experience. Grow your professional skills using C#, JavaScript, continuous integration and automated deployment and get experience and training with
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ground-breaking impact. We care about the challenges that humanity is facing, and work to support others on a local and global scale. In the Office of Development & Alumni Relations (ODAR), our job is to
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, algorithms, and tools critical to VFD’s vision of an enhanced customer offering. The following links provide more information on Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (https://www.ktp-uk.org/ ) and VFD Pro Limited
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, PIXEurope. You will be passionate about supporting cutting-edge research and development in a growing team of enthusiastic colleagues. You will be self-motivated, a skilled communicator, flexible, able
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graphene and/or silicon photonics for our role in the EU-funded project, PIXEurope. You will be passionate about supporting cutting-edge research and development in a growing team of enthusiastic colleagues
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of service and compliance with existing obligations. You will support the NIHRCC Transition Group by coordinating meetings, developing agendas, tracking actions, and leading short-to medium-term projects
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, delivering the Teacher Professional Development day and all associated administrative tasks. There will be opportunities to support the development of new resources for educational engagement of children and
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Office of Development and Alumni Relations team at the University of Southampton, creating and delivering a range of strategic communications for our alumni and supporter community. You’ll be responsible
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fibre technology, through innovative research on hollow core fibres (HCFs). Exploiting collaborations with a host of industry partners we look to develop novel optical fibres that bring progress