71 computational-physics "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "IFM" positions at Swansea University
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Contribute to the day-to-day management and continual improvement of our Actuarial Science programmes, maintain the alignment between the programme structure and the IFoA Core Principles syllabus. Engage with
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hybrid discretisation frameworks that apply varying fidelity across the computational domain. This includes creating conservative transmission algorithms that ensure consistent exchange of information
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evaluating resilience properties of the designs of cyber-physical systems. Your tasks include the evaluation and setup of simulation tools, focusing on several case studies involving automotive systems and
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relating to the application and selection process. The role will assist with the collection of documentation from applicants for professional suitability checks, chase outstanding documents from applicants
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Medical School has three main activities: learning and teaching, research, and business and innovation. From the creation of the Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) programme in 2004, opening of the Institute
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and a varying number of PhD students actively contributing to the ALPHA project at CERN. We require the successful candidate to have a PhD in experimental physics. Experience in relevant sub-fields (e.g
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to evaluate ideas on complex, realistic configurations and develop a skill set that is highly valued in both academic research and advanced engineering computation. Funding Comment: Covers full tuition, £20,780
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working full-time. The successful candidate will play a central role in a Diabetes UK funded research programme at Swansea University. The project’s overarching aim is to understand the development
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to the Innovation ILA’s wider programme of activities to promote and sustain the Innovation Academy’s educational and professional learning portfolio and research. The successful candidate will have strong project
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the technology, hence there is a drive from the industry to address this. To answer this question requires an interdisciplinary approach, combining Industry input alongside physical sciences and physiological