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more novel problems. Keywords include: automatic experimental design, Bayesian inference, human-in-the-loop learning, machine teaching, privacy-preserving learning, reinforcement learning, inverse
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part in the advent of the computer resolution started in 1948, when the machine affectionately known as “the Baby” ran its first stored program in the very building we work in. The University has
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the advent of the computer resolution started in 1948, when the machine affectionately known as “the Baby” ran its first stored program in the very building we work in. The University has committed to becoming
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with electronics or computer programming is also highly desirable. Successful candidates may be subject to pre-employment screening carried out on our behalf by a third party. The offer of employment
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computer. Alan Turing’s pioneering work here laid the foundations for modern computing and artificial intelligence. Today, we’re embracing the next wave of technological progress and we want you to help
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The University of Manchester The University is a global institution known for innovation and world firsts, with 25 Nobel Prize winners. The computer revolution started here in 1948 when a machine
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synchrotron powder diffraction (for crystalline component time-evolution) and laboratory and synchrotron computer tomography (for microstructure time-evolution, including carbonate-shrinkage). The diffraction
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– from rodents to humans. Please see job description for further details on the project. The candidate must have a PhD in Cognitive/Computational Neuroscience, Experimental Psychology, Human-Computer
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cultural heritage is mirrored by the achievements of some of the University’s most celebrated names. The computer revolution started here in June 1948 when a machine built by Tom Kilburn and Sir Freddie
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industrial age, to a team building what comes next, the University of Manchester has been redefining what’s possible for nearly 200 years. From splitting the atom to founding the modern computer, our legacy