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hardware for interaction, tangible interfaces, novel sensing and actuation, physical computing, and fabrication-oriented methods that open new possibilities for user experience. The successful candidate will
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Bristol’s industrial and academic culture. Bristol has been a major UK centre for high-performance computing, and has strengths in numerous related architecture-facing disciplines, including but not limited
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We are seeking to recruit a Senior Research Associate to work on public health projects in the Centre for Public Health. These projects will focus on Public Health Improvement including physical activity, active travel and public mental health. The post will require a range of research skills...
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(e.g., real-time video, cloud gaming) and derive assessment methods from these. Identify hotspots, trends, and robust strategies for impact reduction. The CANDISE project adopts a multidisciplinary
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sciences, computing, mathematics, or similar fields. A high level of computational expertise is essential. Familiarity with Bayesian methods and/or atmospheric science is desirable. Excellent communication
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contribute to the development of computational tools for the design and optimisation of large-scale wind turbine blades, helping to deliver new engineering methods into industrial practice. We are seeking a
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This post supports the Grassroots Empowerment strategic programme of the national Research Support Service Specialist Social Care Centre, funded by National Institute of Health Research (NIHR
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informal enquiries please contact Prof Christopher Kent (c.kent@bristol.ac.uk ), Deputy head of School; Prof Claire Haworth (claire.haworth@bristol.ac.uk ), Programme Director for MSc Mental Health Science
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scholarship in teaching and learning. For informal enquiries please contact Prof Christopher Kent (c.kent@bristol.ac.uk ), Deputy head of School;Prof Claire Haworth (claire.haworth@bristol.ac.uk ), Programme
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A postdoctoral position is available on patterns of resilience loss across space and through time, under the guidance of Assoc. Prof. Christopher Clements (University of Bristol) in collaboration