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circumstances. Is comfortable using digital learning tools and platforms such as Python, VS Code and Tableau. Holds, or will soon complete a doctorate in Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics or a
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The School of Computer Science at the University of Bristol is seeking to grow our thriving and talented AI community by hiring two new AI faculty members. We have a long-standing track record
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on guidance from computational studies, and prepare these results for publication. You are an early career researcher ideally with a PhD in Physical Chemistry or Physics and experience with ultrafast laser
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modelling, manufacturing process simulation and stochastic design optimisation. Converting research prototypes into maintainable, production-ready tools and libraries. Managing data pipelines that support
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and pre-formed supplier to the aerospace, defence, automotive and space sectors. The post holder will be based at iCOMAT in Gloucester and will develop a simulation modelling process for forming
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whose research engages with physical interfaces, new materials for interaction, exploratory device construction, and the wider space of computational making. Areas of interest include experimental
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to high-performance computing. hardware cryptography, trustworthy systems, cybersecurity, and physical computing systems design. Our infrastructure supports disciplines ranging from engineering and physics
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. Secure research funding, supervise doctoral and postgraduate students, and mentor early-career faculty to support their professional development. You hold a PhD in Engineering, Physics, Computer
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of wind turbine blades and wind turbines, and LMAT, a specialist SME in composites process modelling. The project focuses on the design, manufacture and performance of next-generation wind turbine blades