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contributing to a Motor Neuron Disease Association (MNDA)–funded project focused on improving the assessment and management of pain in people living with motor neuron disease (MND). This innovative programme is
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. Candidates are expected to possess a degree in Software Engineering or Computer Science. Specifically, applicants must demonstrate experience in writing tools to address flaky tests and have encountered them
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. Maintain a strong academic and professional profile through national and international engagement and high quality publications. Develop an internationally leading research program, and engage with industry
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play a key role in ensuring the implementation and ongoing review of programme level approach in the School and contributing to the strategic development of the portfolio. This will involve coordinating
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communicate results to Project Manager, Senior Project Manager and some essential operational areas. At times communication to the customer programme manager is required to support the work of the AMRC. Present
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Stage(s) assessed at A strong STEM degree (e.g., engineering, physics, chemistry, materials science, computer science, mathematics) or equivalent experience demonstrating a robust understanding of
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Bugging Out: When AI loses the Plot – Detecting and Taming Hallucinations in LLM-Generated Code (S3.5-COM-Wang) School of Computer Science PhD Research Project Competition Funded Students Worldwide
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computing gear, we’ll make sure you have the resources to succeed. Work with the Best: Team up with industry giants to work on real-world projects that make a difference, gaining experience that sets you
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of durable vitreous wasteforms (either fully glassy or glass composite materials) suitable for the immobilisation of pumpable U/Mg containing wastes. During this PhD you will undertake a programme of glass
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, and helping to run, the DClinPsy programme. The successful applicant will contribute to the high-quality teaching and training that is provided to Clinical Psychology trainees. There may also be