11 software-verification-computer-science-"Prof" PhD research jobs at University of Oxford
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, and have experience of using statistical software (e.g. Stata, R), coupled with the ability to produce high quality health economics research relevant to the health sciences. The post is available part
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on qualitative methods and behavioural science to other members of the group. The post holders will also work closely with IRAC team members to develop new projects within the group and establish their own area of
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experience with force spectroscopy (e.g. optical tweezers, magnetic tweezers, or atomic force microscopy) or single-molecule fluorescence methodologies. • Strong skills in hardware-software interfacing
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Applications are invited for a Senior Researcher in Decision Analytic Modelling, working with Associate Professors Apostolos Tsiachristas and Brian Nicholson, on a research programme developing and
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researchers, molecular biologists and computational microbiologists. Our work is funded by the Ellison Institute of Technology, Oxford Ltd and the pipelines we develop are deployed in https://www.eit
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the Humanities/ Social Sciences disciplines, to join the Wellcome Trust funded discovery project After the end: Lived experiences and aftermaths of Diseases, Disasters and Drugs in global health
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/antanaviciute-group-computational-biology-and-tissue-immunology We offer • World-leading infrastructure and facilities • Opportunity to learn cutting edge molecular techniques
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integrated with the NiMARE (NMA) software project. To be considered you will hold a relevant PhD/Dphil in statistics, machine learning or similar area, together with relevant experience working with brain
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180005 - Research Assistant (Centre for the Study of African Economies) University of Oxford – CSAE, Department of Economics Project Title: Shock-Responsive Social Protection and Climate Resilience
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engage meaningfully with the radical moral disagreements and informational uncertainty characteristic of contemporary medical science, practice, and policy. Against a background of increasing polarisation