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Automatically Detecting, Reproducing and Fixing Flaky Software Tests School of Computer Science PhD Research Project Directly Funded Students Worldwide Prof Phil McMinn Application Deadline: 28
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Application Deadline: Applications accepted all year round Details In this project you will combine state of the art software development approaches for GPU programming with the study of interactions of high
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manipulation in manufacturing tasks. You will enhance the research, and related activities of the group drawing on your own expertise and that of your colleagues. In addition to strong software development
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responsibilities spanning detector operation, modelling, software development, and data analysis. This PhD project will focus on addressing the short baseline anomalies through measurements of key parameters which
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the IT industry (Itecho Health Ltd in Leeds). You will be instrumental in supporting the successful development, integration, testing and deployment of a remote monitoring software platform (called Ascelus
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. You will benefit from: Access to high-performance computing resources: HPC Stanedge. A comprehensive suite of commercial and open-source software (e.g., Abaqus, Ansys, COMSOL, MATLAB, PyTorch, …). A
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tools in new ways. To develop prototype software tools for integrating biomolecular simulations with biophysical experiments in new ways. Interact with and help other members of the UK CCP communities
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software packages to support research (e.g., Google sites; Excel; video editing software; project management software) - Application/Interview Further Information Grade: Grade 6 Salary: £31,637 - £36,130
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, with the ability to learn, adapt and use new software applications. Assessed at application and interview Experience of and aptitude for, working with systems and databases, including accurate data entry
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has been studied in vertebrate cells, however the results of such experiments require further verification in animal models, as cells in culture cannot adequately represent the complexity of an entire