88 computer-security "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "TH Köln University of Applied Sciences" positions at Aston University
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operational, focused on ensuring programme activities run smoothly, logistics are well coordinated, data and evidence are captured accurately, and participants receive high‑quality support throughout
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supervisors: formulating and delivering the researcher development strategy, including the Graduate School Training programme for all PGR students. This is a key role, as the postholder supports all teams
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An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our newly expanded Academic Registry team as a Programme Operations Officer. The Programme Operations team play an important role in ensuring the effective
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Tiny Machine Learning (TinyML). The role will focus on the design and development of battery‑less, ultra‑low‑power IoT systems capable of executing secure TinyML‑based visual perception algorithms
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undertaking relevant training and development activities to develop themselves and support the development of others. Ensure and promote the personal health, safety and wellbeing of staff. Carry out duties in a
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supervisors: formulating and delivering the researcher development strategy, including the Graduate School Training programme for all PGR students. This is a key role, as the postholder supports all teams
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and Physical Sciences to be undertaken within the Research Centre for Cyber Security, Privacy and Trust at Aston University, Birmingham, United Kingdom. The successful applicant will join an established
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Application You will be expected to produce world‑leading research, secure significant external funding, lead interdisciplinary collaborations, and cultivate influential partnerships with industry, regulators
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. Collaborative agentic AI agents will autonomously allocate resources, compose services, monitor and optimise, and secure the underlying infrastructure and service delivery. CyberHub invites applications for a
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strong upward trajectory, an internationally recognised publication record, and a clear five‑year research plan. You will lead your own research programme, contribute to the School’s strategic priorities