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or pathway inference tools Experience working in high-performance computing or cloud environments Interest in developing novel computational or statistical methods for muscle biology Enthusiasm for open
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interdisciplinary research and teaching at the intersection of the humanities and computational methods. The successful candidate will join the Computational Humanities research group, a vibrant and collaborative
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United Kingdom Application Deadline 2 Dec 2025 - 00:00 (UTC) Type of Contract Other Job Status Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job
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frameworks and pipelines Familiarity with single-cell multi-omic data integration and network or pathway inference tools Experience working in high-performance computing or cloud environments Interest in
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cloud or distributed computing environments. Familiarity with self-supervised and contrastive learning techniques for aligning text and images (e.g., CLIP, SimCLR). Clinical experience, e.g., interaction
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the ability to translate between clinical and technical language while working with radiology informatics teams. A solid understanding of DICOM standards, PACS and RIS environments, GDPR, and image transfer
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engineering. Our interdisciplinary research brings together engineers, computer scientists, physicists, and clinicians to develop cutting-edge technologies that transform healthcare. This position is part of a
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University (USA), and Google Deepmind (London). About the role The PDRA will lead the development of new computational and mathematical models to quantify and predict infectious disease risk, particularly for
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Neuroscience. The Headache Group was established to improve the lives of those with primary headache disorders through an integrated programme of research, teaching and clinical activity. About the role
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‘Work, Welfare Reform and Mental Health’ programme. This involves collaborating closely with an interdisciplinary team of researchers as well as the Centre’s academic and community partners, as part of