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delivery of research proposals in accordance with the Centre¿s social justice methodology; managing ethical review processes; developing and applying creative approaches; qualitative/quantitative data
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dealing with the large number of plankton types and with unresolved ecological processes especially around mortality. Modern, GPU based, modelling infrastructures provide promise towards running models
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as possible thereafter. The Role Drawing on over a decade of formulation data, you will develop machine learning models that link chemical composition and processing parameters to the physical and
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delivery of research proposals in accordance with the Centre’s social justice methodology; managing ethical review processes; developing and applying creative approaches; qualitative/quantitative data
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. The opportunity: We are looking for someone to analyse environmental soundscapes using signal processing or machine learning. Initially, you will work with underwater passive acoustic sound data, and later may
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induced by orbital debris. This includes RF system design, phased-array development, signal processing, and experimental validation using laboratory and plasma-chamber facilities. You will work closely with
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efficient exploration of this multidimensional space. Working with the colleagues at the University of Liverpool, you will also help develop process¿optimisation algorithms toward autonomous operation and
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efficient exploration of this multidimensional space. Working with the colleagues at the University of Liverpool, you will also help develop process‑optimisation algorithms toward autonomous operation and
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as Postdoctoral Researcher with Professor Róisín Dwyer’s team in the Discipline of Surgery at the University of Galway, Ireland. This position is part of the Precision Oncology Ireland (POI)-2 Network
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. This PDRA position will focus on advancing the robotics and automation capabilities of the Mobile Robotic Process Chemist platform - a fully automated, modular system that integrates synthesis, work-up, and