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nanoparticles. The project is a collaboration between researchers in the Schools of Chemistry and Computer Science, combining cutting edge machine learning methods with world-leading electron microscopy
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post holder will play a leading role in the analysis of large and complex genetic and electronic health records datasets with a range of Bioinformatics tools, Statistical and Machine Learning approaches
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explainable multi-modal deep learning models, in causal statistical models and in human-machine teaming and AI ethics. The successful candidate will need to be eligible for UK security clearance in principle
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dedicated to finding creative solutions and have a genuine curiosity and enthusiasm to support world-class research in an interdisciplinary team. The project focuses on understanding the language learning
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into the function of intracortical feedback pathways in learning and memory. The candidates should have a Postgraduate degree at PhD level (or nearing completion / submission) in the area of Neuroscience and an
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or more of the following research fields: Quantitative finance Neural Networks Financial Engineering and Risk modelling Wealth management, payment and lending AI/Machine Learning applications in financial
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, with various start dates. If you have difficulty accessing a computer, please call 029 2087 6137. Benefits We offer a leading and rewarding staff benefits package: 32 days holiday per year plus 8 bank
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a lead in advising and delivering on space planning initiatives and project development across our student’s teaching and learning spaces and in places of work for our staff. Undertaking spot space
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. Willingness to learn complex statistical analyses of fMRI data (this might include analysis methods such as multivariate data analysis, machine learning or computational modelling) Desirable CriteriaExperience
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computer-based tools. To complete in-house MRI safety and operator training, then acquire structural and functional magnetic resonance imaging data on participants using a 3T MRI Scanner To complete in-house