15 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St" Fellowship positions at Queen's University Belfast in United Kingdom
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project: Atropisomerism as an Enabling Technology for Foldamers. This research programme aims to develop a new class of artificial oligomers – atropisomeric foldamers – in which molecular conformation is
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the project the research team will develop and validate novel medium throughput phenotype driven assays, which will be applied to better annotating schistosome and Fasciola genes. From these new approaches
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(coordinated by Developing Healthy Communities NI and Alcohol Forum Ireland). They will work at local level to ensure close collaboration with SUMIT activity leads/partners and relevant stakeholders in
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undertake data collection and anonymisation, data analysis, dissemination and community outreach activities, prepare progress and output reports on their work and ensure they are escalated to the appropriate
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manuals, publication of professional materials). They will develop research proposals and funding bids in collaboration with colleagues with QCAP contributing to the strategic direction of QCAP and the
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that all SUMIT data needs are met and is to the highest ethical standards. They will undertake data collection and anonymisation, data analysis, dissemination and community outreach activities, prepare
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of epidemiologists, nutritionists, statisticians, and food chemists, working closely with international partners. Key responsibilities will include database development, advanced statistical analyses (e.g
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of engaged research initiatives and of developing structures and systems in line with stakeholder requirements To be successful at shortlisting stage, please ensure you clearly evidence in your application how
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for professional development. About the person: We are looking for a highly motivated researcher with a strong foundation in polymer processing and spectroscopy, and an interest in applying artificial intelligence
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ESRC funded centre brings together partners from across the UK in research, community, policy and civil society to develop and scale up successful community leadership approaches. This post is an