45 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Prof" positions at University of Bath in United Kingdom
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not be limited to): Designing and leading innovative teaching and assessment on our undergraduate qualitative research methods units Supervising dissertations and other research projects
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About the role The Department of Chemistry at Bath has a vacant fixed-term Computational/Physical Chemistry Lectureship position (teaching only), which is available from September 2025 to August
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with external examiners. At times the Programme Administrator may be required to work across our departments to ensure the smooth delivery of the faculty’s core assessment and progression business
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. The successful candidate will contribute to advancing this field by investigating the unique properties of ring microresonators for frequency comb generation, developing numerical models, designing
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can be directed to Co-Programme Directors Prof Ailsa Russell (ajr39@bath.ac.uk ) and Dr Catherine Butler (cab64@bath.ac.uk ). About you The successful candidate will: be committed to and have experience
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datasets. In addition, laboratory experience in microbiological and molecular biological methods (eg qPCR, DNA extraction) would be desirable. This post is part of an international multidisciplinary
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, compactness, low weight, fast response, and good controllability. However, the current hydraulic control method involves using valves to throttle flow, reduce pressure, and control the speed and force
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water sensing platform, training base and ideas hub. The centre combines sensing, mathematical modelling, data analytics and informatics with epidemiology and public engagement tools to provide low-cost
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within the department. About the role This is a full-time, 24 month, fixed term position and is part of the EPSRC-funded Programme Grant ‘SynHiSel’, a major effort linking membrane researchers at Bath
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will be promoted to Research Associate once their PhD has been awarded. This is a full-time role for a fixed-term period until October 2028. For an informal discussion about the role please contact Prof