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process modelling. The ideal candidate will possess a strong numerical background with proficient programming skills and a proven research record through publications and code development. Experience in
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the development and clinical testing of a novel non-invasive brain stimulation sleep therapy for Alzheimer’s disease. The project is funded by the Medical Research Council and will be conducted at the UK Dementia
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Faith Gibson. The James Lind Alliance Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) research priorities were published in 2018 (final report available from: https://www.jla.nihr.ac.uk
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process modelling. The ideal candidate will possess a strong numerical background with proficient programming skills and a proven research record through publications and code development. Experience in
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development of our work within the Homeless sector. This post is crucial to the programme being able to build the evidence of the impact of providing training placements for clinical psychologists within
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. Expertise in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Recent research experience in the development of first-principle wave models. Recent research experience in the development of numerical codes
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Experimental systems development, e.g., integrating interactive/game-engine/real-time audio systems, spatial audio toolkits/middleware Useful background includes sound design, music technology, expressive speech
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, organising, and maintaining accurate records of all datasets associated with the research. Training of artificial intelligence models, contributing to the development of automated systems for detecting signs
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interviews are scheduled for week commencing 23 February. Further details Job Description Where to apply Website https://www.timeshighereducation.com/unijobs/listing/406518/awe-research-fellow… Requirements
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The clinical psychology programme team is looking to employ a full time Research Assistant from March 2026 to September 2027 to support the development of our work within the Homeless sector