61 computer-programmer-"the"-"IMPRS-ML"-"U"-"Zintellect"-"IDAEA-CSIC" positions at Imperial College London
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on a new project called TRUSTLINE, which is part of the Learning Introspective Control (LINC) DARPA Program. The project aims to develop machine learning (ML)--based introspection and monitoring
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is part of the Julia Anderson Training Programme which provides individuals who are at the early stage of their career with hands-on experience working on projects or activities conducted by
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plan, resource, and direct an original and impacting research programme in a cutting-edge domain relevant to Transport. You will: Formulate an original and potentially significant programme of research
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Language, you will join our small team of BSL teaching staff, who teach on the Imperial Horizons undergraduate programme as well as on our after:hours adult education programme The role involves teaching
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to apply: Please choose Electrical and Electronic Engineering Research Program and Control and Power Group, then indicate Professor Balarko Chaudhuri as a potential supervisor when making the application
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. The research programme will be conducted in the Blackett Laboratory at Imperial College, with work also taking place at the experimental sites in Japan, the USA and Geneva as well as collaborating institutes
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for the collection of clinical samples You will have a knowledge and abide by conditions of the ethical approvals obtained in relation to this programme of work To work closely with other team members and maintain
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applications from outstanding individuals to join our academic staff at the Assistant and Associate Professor levels and establish an ambitious and world-leading research programme. Two positions are available
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applications in the following broad areas: Programming Languages, including language design and implementation, program analysis and verification, compilers and runtime systems, type systems, domain-specific
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work with Prof Declan O’Regan, in the Computational Cardiac Imaging Group, as part of a British Heart Foundation funded program of research on “Understanding the transition from health to disease through