40 web-programmer-developer-university-of-liverpool Fellowship positions at UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON
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Research Fellow in Intervention Development to join the Big Data in Health Group About us Our big data in health team at the University of Southampton is based in the Primary Care Research Centre
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and delivery of the NxtGen Researcher Programme and establishment of the NxtGen Researcher Academy Apply pedagogical best practice to engage young people in research activities while developing
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. As a member of the Multiscale Intelligent Biodevices Lab (MIB), led by Dr. Rujie Sun at the University of Southampton, you will lead efforts to develop innovative bioelectronic systems that integrate
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related to redecentralisation of the Web and testbed development is highly desirable. This research will also involve the use of benchmarks and the generation of synthetic datasets for experimentation in
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development staff. They will also need to work effectively with partners and members of the public/service users to develop, deliver and disseminate the work of the research programme. Situated within one
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files. Experience in Linked Data and Semantic Web technologies is essential, while familiarity with approaches related to redecentralisation of the Web and testbed development is highly desirable
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the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Southampton. This post is for half a day a week in the first instance. Be a part of the University of Southampton, an institution in the top 100 universities
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balance. We also offer a mentorship programme and the school runs a women-oriented network event on a bi-weekly basis. The University of Southampton is in the top 1% of world universities and the top 10
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The Gambia, where Prof Ward’s group is also based. Career development training will be provided through the University of Southampton. This post is offered on a full time, fixed term basis, starting as soon as
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Science in the University of Southampton. ActivATOR will develop novel machine learning models that enable robots to leverage the motion of their own bodies (‘egomotion’) to make sense of acoustic environments