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, machine learning, and related AI approaches, this is your chance to work at the intersection of data science, pathogen-research and immunology, tackling questions that matter for global health. The position
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relevant computer systems and software packages. In all cases, using the appropriate device - Coordinate the scheduling and carry out PAT testing and update and maintain testing records in line with
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staff students and visitors; and carry out checks of University buildings and external car parking areas in order to prevent the risk of fire, flooding, accident and intrusion. Respond to Safe Zone alarm
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on real-world health data analysis — including study design, data wrangling, phenotype development, data integration, and statistical and machine-learning methods — to accelerate project delivery
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for this position are: (1) Software Engineering (2) Computer Architecture and Operating System (3) Programming and Algorithms. Additionally, knowledge of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and Data
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Please note that this vacancy is only open to current University of Glasgow employees. Job Purpose As part of a cross-College team, this role will manage the services for Learning and Teaching and
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assumptions behind them. B3 Familiarity with deep learning and machine learning applications in imaging Skills Essential: C1 Strong programming skills including proficiency in languages commonly used
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buildings and external car parking areas in order to prevent the risk of fire, flooding, accident and intrusion. - Respond to Safe Zone alarm activations by foot or by vehicle on a regular basis. - Monitor
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and Responsibilities 1. Responsibility for the supervision of the PowerPlay conditioning suite, (19 Platforms, Technogym Resistance machines, Kettlebells, powerbags, climbing frame and other equipment
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. Recent advances in digital pathology and innovative data analytics including machine learning have enhanced our ability to identify clinically relevant spatial characteristics of TMEs [1]. In lung cancer