194 computer-science-programming-languages-"St"-"University-of-St"-"St" positions at University of Bristol
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multidisciplinary, international team to deliver high-quality research in line with the aims of the Global Health and Ageing Research programme, based at Bristol Medical School. · Providing clinical research
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of the following points describe you: Computer and keyboard literate with excellent interpersonal skills. Can work under pressure and alone at times. An ability for 'key questioning' as callers are often confused
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are safe, compliant, cost-effective, and aligned with University standards and strategic goals. Identifying and resolving risks and issues that affect scope, programme or quality. Overseeing remedial works
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incident response. Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, Java, or C++, and experience with AI/ML frameworks (e.g., TensorFlow, PyTorch, FLOWER). Familiarity with cloud computing platforms (e.g
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students, research associates and excellence in data science within the medical school. The post-holder will develop an independent research programme within the ReMemBr group , a multidisciplinary group
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We are looking to appoint 2 coaches into 2 new roles in the team. Coaching players across our programme (juniors, students and adults), providing them with an excellent experience on court every
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computing resources, with additional support involving HPC systems such as configuring GPU nodes, managing Slurm queues, containerising teaching notebooks, and enabling advanced pipelines Promote Robust
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, spanning weeks and months. The programme concludes with a clinical proof of concept research study in a patient cohort, with the technology being deployed in approximately 30 homes across Bristol and
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technology enablers and policy consequences for wireless users, vendors, spectrum managers and spectrum regulators. The successful candidates will carry out research for the JOINER (https://joiner.org.uk
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. The overarching aim of our group’s research programme is to develop a deeper understanding of the immunology of infection, and in particular population carriage/immunity to inform the use (and development