11 programming-"the"-"DAAD"-"IMPRS-ML"-"U"-"Linköping-University"-"U.S" "The University of Edinburgh" Fellowship positions
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Full-time: 35 hours per week Fixed-term: for up to 3 years The Centre for Electronic Frontiers (CEF) at the University of Edinburgh is accepting applications for an experienced Research Fellow in AI
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research centre at the University of Edinburgh. The programme aims to build on the principles of research excellence and mentorship developed during the successful ECAT Wellcome Clinical PhD Programme, with
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experience in in vivo large-scale two-photon calcium imaging Programming skills, Matlab, (and/or Python) Ability to communicate complex information clearly, orally and in writing Experience in
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Full-time: 35 hours per week Fixed-term: for up to 3 years The Centre for Electronic Frontiers (CEF) at the University of Edinburgh is accepting applications for an experienced Research Fellow in AI
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in partnership with the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Florida, the University of Edinburgh, and Seagate Technology. About you Applicants should hold a relevant PhD in Physics
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for Psychiatry & Mental Health, Universities of Edinburgh, Cambridge, Nottingham, Surrey and City University of London. About Queen Mary At Queen Mary University of London, we believe that a diversity of ideas
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to hold current registration with the General Medical Council. The post will support an experimental medicine study initiated by a Wellcome grant award hosted by the University of Edinburgh and embedded
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in partnership with the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Florida, the University of Edinburgh, and Seagate Technology. About you Applicants should hold a relevant PhD in Physics
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will be based in the University of Glasgow, University of Dundee, University of Edinburgh and University of St Andrews with potentially up to 7 fellowships available. Our aim is to develop the next
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experiments, and will give us clues what might happen should we attempt to do solar radiation management. In QUESTION, the University of Birmingham and University of Edinburgh, and the Center for International