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supports people to achieve their potential, please see our staff blog: https://engineering.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/category/engineering-includes-me/ Contract type: Open ended Work pattern: Full time Grade: J/K/L
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of their research specialism and demonstrate plans to develop research activities and how this will link to and expand existing research activities. This post will support the undergraduate programme in Aerospace
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on the same basis, and we continue to foster an inclusive community. Research Build and sustain an internationally recognised programme of research in Human Computer Interaction with a strong emphasis on
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This is an exciting opportunity for a Senior Research Associate (SRA) to join the Immersive Arts project. Immersive Arts is a national programme which is supporting over 200 artists from across
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Engineering with AI (first intake September 2026). The successful candidate will contribute to the design, delivery, and potentially leadership of this programme. You will also support undergraduate teaching in
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The successful applicant will be based at the University of Bristol to work on the EPSRC TORUS Programme. A cure for Parkinson's disease has been held back for decades by the extreme difficulty
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to develop a programme of research that explores some of their concerns and challenges; Playing a leading role (with support) in the preparation of publications, other outputs (including blogs, social media
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how this will link to and expand existing research activities. This post will specifically support the new postgraduate-taught programme in Engineering with AI (first intake planned for September 2026
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or Elixir. They will engage with our project partners to understand how Erlang/Elixir developers can make use of program analyses for bug finding and, ultimately, turn the theory of two-sided type systems
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The purpose of the role is to support the PI (Dr Rainer Groh) in the delivery of an ambitious research programme funded through a UK Research & Innovation Future Leaders Fellowship. By combining