57 computer-programmer-"the"-"IMPRS-ML"-"FEMTO-ST-institute"-"U.S" positions at UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON
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(pro rata) plus University Closure Days, a contributory pension scheme and a structured training program are also some of the benefits of this role. This position is being offered on a part-time (19.5
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our wellbeing programme and building their sense of belonging in our world-leading University. You will have significant experience of developing and delivering communication channels in a large
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We are seeking a highly motivated post-doctoral researcher of high calibre to join our research program in the area of integrated silicon photonics. The position is funded by the EPSRC (Engineering
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programme. Ideally with a background in science, engineering, or technology, you have experience managing complex projects and a strong desire to see research translate into practical, impactful solutions
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ICURe programme including to accelerators and investors support and evolve the national spinout ecosystem, building a framework that has strong ties with Business Growth Advisors/Specialists support
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advise, guidance and recommendations on the management of a change programme and their activities, supporting decision making and service delivery. Monitor and maintain records and reports to satisfy
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Southampton, UK (www.cornerstone.sotonfab.co.uk ). We are seeking an experienced Programme Manager with a technical background in graphene and/or silicon photonics for our role in the EU-funded project
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Biology (TIQBio) Partnership and Holistic Optical Biomarkers for Early Differential Dementia Diagnosis (HOpE) programme, supporting the Principal Investigators and project teams and responsible
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resources of a new element of the curriculum and will inform the revalidation project team about the development and use of ionof similar/further roles going forwards. On the BM5 programme, students study at
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Summary: We offer a post in scientific computing in structural biology. To bring together electron microscopic and crystallographic structural information, you will and develop routines to combined