16 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"University-of-Wisconsin-Madison" Fellowship positions at University of Leeds in United Kingdom
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decision making, while you will be capable to apply machine learning and computational algorithms of social choice. This post is associated with following projects: Embedding EDI in the Distribution
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the climate crisis while also demonstrating a strong background in communicating evidence and insights to multiple stakeholders. Please note that this post may be suitable for sponsorship under the Skilled
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). This role is an exciting opportunity to take a role in the development, management and analysis of a new repository of Individual Participant Data (IPD) from ageing research trials. The work is an
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international specialists. Within Cumulus, you will lead the development of “downscaling” methods for sub-seasonal (2-4 week) forecasts. Our priority will be to implement deep-learning based methods, to turn
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The 6G National Research Programme is at the forefront of pioneering research and development in the field of 6G technologies. As part of the Communications Hub for Empowering Distributed Cloud
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of sub-seasonal (2-4 week) forecasts. Other members of the team will be developing innovative machine-learning methods for global sub-seasonal prediction and downscaling for Africa. We aim to get the first
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geophysicist looking for an innovative research challenge? Would you like to apply seismic expertise to the exploration and development of urban geothermal resources? This could be the research position for you
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, climbing wall, cycle circuit, and sports halls. Personal Development: Access to courses run by our Organisational Development & Professional Learning team. Access to on-site childcare, shopping discounts and
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evolution of sedimentary rocks with opening-mode fracture development. This project is funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and this role is one of two PDRA positions funded through
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. You will work with Professors Dave Healy and Sandra Piazolo at Leeds, and collaborate with Professor Cathy Hollis (University of Manchester), to couple understanding of the diagenetic evolution