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such as quantisation and sampling are often ignored during the verification of AI models. Yet, they are pervasive phenomena in any engineering application where digital compute platforms interact with
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research for the SKAO. Pulsars and fast transients make up some of the high-profile science goals of the SKAO. We are looking for someone who has demonstrated experience with high-performance computing
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difference to people’s lives? The Digital health software team within the Division of Informatics, Imaging & Data Sciences wish to appoint a Software Engineer to come and work on some cutting-edge smartphone
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This post creates an opportunity to further your career in big data analysis and complex cardiovascular diseases! We are looking for a holder of university degree in computational biology
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chemistry. This post is part of the multidisciplinary project “High-Performance Lanthanide Single-Molecule Magnets with Monodentate Ligands,” supervised by Prof. David Mills and Dr Michael Baker
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excellent customer service and quality services for our staff, students, and researchers. Find out more about our organisation and values: The Role An opening has arisen for an Oracle Developer to join the
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, Warwick University and University College London. The research programme aims to address the sustainability of engineering plastics across the transport, electronics and construction sectors by exploring
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The Melanoma team within the Division of Cancer Sciences wish to appoint a Translational Research Programme Manager (Maternity Cover). The Programme Manager will lead at a senior level, facilitating
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; synthetic biology; analytics and computer science. The successful applicant should have a strong background in biocatalysis and directed evolution and a good understanding of the industrial biotechnology
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, Warwick University and University College London. The research programme aims to address the sustainability of engineering plastics across the transport, electronics and construction sectors by exploring