218 programming-"the"-"DAAD"-"EURAXESS"-"Prof"-"UCL"-"U"-"IDAEA-CSIC" positions at University of Manchester
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of the UK’s largest single-site higher education institutions. We operate at scale with an annual turnover of £1.35 billion, a significant ongoing capital investment programme, 12,800 staff and over 46,000
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care deeply about career and personal development, offering a structured induction programme for new staff, an annual performance and development review, staff training for all career stages and
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. We’re rethinking how a university drives innovation in the 21st century, and now, we’re looking for a dynamic, organised, and mission-driven Accelerator Programme Coordinator to join our journey. The Role
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of progress. We helped usher in the computer age in 1948 with the world’s first stored-program computer “The Baby” and Alan Turing helped shape what would become the foundations of AI right here on campus. Home
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drivers that influence the people plan. Strategic Thinking – can translate a deep understanding of current and future internal and external factors into a strategic people plan. Can articulate a clear goals
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, or any other characteristic. All appointments are made on merit. Build the Future of AI at the University That Invented Modern Computing: Manchester changed the world in 1948 with the first stored program
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experience in using statistical programming languages (eg R, Python). · Experience in generating publication-ready images for peer-reviewed manuscripts. · Experience in building, maintaining or using databases
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health and wellbeing services including an Employee Assistance Programme Exceptional starting annual leave entitlement, plus bank holidays Additional paid closure over the Christmas period Local and
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, 500, 600 and 800 instruments, and to cryogenic probes, as necessary); computer programming, mostly in C and Matlab, for data processing; and theoretical analysis, supported by simulation using Matlab
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of Cambridge have secured £4.8m from Research England over the next 3 years to activate the partnership. Led by Unit M and Innovate Cambridge, the programme has support from the two Mayoral Combined Authorities