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near to completion) in a bioinformatics field, preferably related to cancer biology. Ideally you should have expertise in spatial biological approaches. You should have advanced skills in code generation
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and/or pump-probe techniques. Strong optics experience including building and/or adapting setups is essential, and experience working with coding, automation and algorithm development highly desired
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application. This statement should include three short sections: (a) list of simulation codes used (b) your top three publications (c) previous experience in battery or energy materials modelling. Please do not
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bioinformatic software, writing computer code and working in HPC environments. The University of Oxford is committed to equality and valuing diversity. All applicants will be judged on merit, according
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QM-MM models to systematically consider the contributions of individual environmental influences. Carry out quantum chemical calculations of excited state properties. Implement any code necessary
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to use in model construction. To select and apply appropriate techniques and methods for predictive model development and validation. To develop reproducible analyses, curate code on appropriate
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involved in the supervision of a PhD student during the duration of the position and will have significant of opportunities for career development. Key responsibilities: To develop and implement coding tools
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Experience interviewing victims-survivors of human rights violations and coding qualitative evidence A track record of publications Strong qualitative research and analysis skills Strong oral and written
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South America, and also have a scientific background that includes field-based research and macroecological modelling skills, including R coding experience. The person will possess broad experience
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Purpose and Values and our Staff Code of Conduct. At Durham we actively work towards providing an environment where our staff and students can study, work and live in a community which is supportive and