18 cloud-computing-phd-student Fellowship positions at Queen's University Belfast in Uk
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*) in Bioinformatics, Data-Science or a closely related area such as computer Science, or mathematics * If PhD pending, it must be conferred less than 3 months after closing date. Significant, relevant
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We are seeking a Research Fellow to perform research on deployment of machine-learned models for health analytics on distributed IoT/edge/cloud systems using transprecise computing and contribute
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post-doctoral scientist will contribute to a research program investigating novel therapeutics and biomarkers for heart failure currently supported by the British Heart Foundation, Northern Ireland Chest
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progress and output reports and ensure they are escalated to the Programme Manager on time for reporting and monitoring to funders. They will maintain a personal research plan by, managing and undertaking
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alongside computational biology approaches to map epigenetic changes driven by WNT/GSK3 signalling in ESCs. This collaborative project offers access to world-class expertise, state-of-the-art resources, and
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programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body. About the person: Essential Criteria: Education and Qualifications: An upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent) or a Masters degree in a social
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efficiently, coordinating tasks relevant to all SUMIT activities at regional level. SUMIT is a project supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body About the person: Essential
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a project supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body About the person: Essential Criteria: Education and Qualifications: An upper second class honours degree
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or machine learning to complex data. The successful candidate will have (or be nearing completion of) a PhD in a relevant field such as polymer science, materials engineering, or mechanical engineering
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Research Hub. Funded by the Higher Education Authority of Ireland, SLSS is an ambitious programme of activity. It brings together two academic institutions (University of Limerick and Queen’s University