111 computer-programmer-"the"-"FEMTO-ST"-"RAEGE-Az"-"DAAD"-"Prof" positions at Cardiff University
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well as increasing the use of data analytics across the whole of the IT Audit Plan. They will also be responsible for evaluating the service’s use of technology and incorporating generative AI where possible
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programme. The postholder will lead the operational delivery of the 8-year Wellcome-funded longitudinal study, “Deep Microstructural Phenotyping of the Developing Brain.” This ambitious, multi-site, multi
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programme of investment in people and infrastructure. Research funding secured from competitive, external sources exceeds £100 million annually and the University aims to grow this further through winning
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20787BR University IT Managerial, Professional and Specialist Staff – MPSS Advert Engineer - Advanced Research Computing at Cardiff (ARCCA) You will work as part of a professional service delivery
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the world. Cardiff is also developing its Innovation System through a focused programme of investment in people and infrastructure. Research funding secured from competitive, external sources exceeds £100
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Fellowship Programme which will give you with accreditation as a Higher Education Academy Fellow on completion of the programme. Informal enquiries are welcomed and may be directed to Steve Evans, Professional
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the top 100 universities in the world. Cardiff is also developing its Innovation System through a focused programme of investment in people and infrastructure. Research funding secured from competitive
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at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and to contribute to module development as part of a module team. To independently contribute to module and course development and lead modules. To contribute to programme
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(£1.44m) by the National Institute for Health and Care Research’s Research Programme for Social Care. Telephone and video interviews will be conducted within Wales with social care staff, people receiving
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is a position within a five-year programme grant funded by CRUK. The project involves measuring T cell responses to novel tumour antigens derived from colorectal cancer and includes working closely