70 parallel-and-distributed-computing-"DIFFER" positions at Nottingham Trent University
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challenging different quantitative decision-making problems, such as assignment of carers to clients to match the skills of carers with clients’ needs, carers' routing to determine the order of visits
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the globe. In parallel to this shift, the platforms on which photographs are shared have grown exponentially: Instagram is now one of the most popular social media sites today. These shifts have had a
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will cause systemic issues). The advent of new datasets, increased access to more recent data with higher frequencies and particularly to cloud computing, has heralded the advent of a new breed or
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of new capacities (see also McManus et al., 2007; Shaw, 2012; Barbera et al., 2017). Besides the financial aspects of resilience, different aspects of resilience have emerged in areas such as community
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; Ghadge, et al., 2017) or compared SMEs in the developed economy by identifying the convergence and divergence sustainability strategies (Moursellas, et al., 2023). However, there is need comparative
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financial integration, particularly between countries with different levels of CBDC adoption. The research will use a Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model with Heterogeneous Agents to simulate
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Overview Public and private organisations are now under intense pressure from different stakeholder groups to take more responsibility in reducing the negative impact of climate change and achieving
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enquiries. Successful applicants would have access to several research centres within the University including the Design Research Centre, the Centre for the Study of Inequality, Culture and Difference and
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others it has imbued visual culture with unprecedented political power and international clout. The legacies of these different approaches have helped shape international perceptions of periods
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Overview This project aims to assess the interrelationship between monetary policy, inflation, and inequality. Specifically, it will explore: i) the effects of monetary policy on the distribution