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Research Group, University of Bristol, to develop high-performance SiC and GaN power electronics, with the associated high-speed sensing. You will be offered one of the following three salary grades
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The School of Computer Science at the University of Bristol seeks to appoint a Senior Lecturer in Industrial Computer Science to act as academic industry lead within the School. This is a strategic
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Research Group, University of Bristol, to develop high-performance SiC and GaN power electronics, with the associated high-speed sensing. You will be offered one of the following three salary grades
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The project: The High Performance Computing (HPC) services of today provide the computational density to perform groundbreaking science. These services facilitate the distribution of a problem space
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The project: The domain of High Performance Computing (HPC) effectively utilises massively multicore computers that facilitate the distribution of scientific workloads across thousands of compute
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, containerisation and workflow automation. Supporting computational workloads on high-performance computing systems, including optimisation for scale and performance. Providing technical guidance to researchers
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interfaces or related areas, with high quality publications in leading venues. • Experience designing, building or experimenting with interactive hardware, physical computing systems, or computational
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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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interest, for example, is the recycling of heat waste energy generated by the electronic chip, however you will also assess overall heat transport within the chips, their packaging and systems. You will use
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of wind turbine blades and wind turbines, and LMAT, a specialist SME in composites process modelling. The project focuses on the design, manufacture and performance of next-generation wind turbine blades