16 computational-solid-mechanics Fellowship research jobs at The University of Southampton in Uk
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Do you have a PhD in HCI, Computer Science, or Related? Are you Interested in innovating interactive technologies to help #MakeNormalBetter for all? You’re an excellent and committed researcher
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We are delighted to announce the recruitment of a Research Fellow or Senior Research Fellow in Disruptive Manufacturing Approach for Safe and High Energy Solid-state Batteries. We are seeking a
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of Southampton. We are seeking a collaborative and motivated postdoctoral scientist to work on our Blood Cancer UK-funded programme developing next-generation, off-the-shelf immunotherapies for acute myeloid
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applicants from diverse backgrounds who meet the following criteria: A PhD (or equivalent) in acoustics, mechanical engineering, physics, or a related field. Substantial and authoritative practical knowledge
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About the Project Applications are invited for a Research Fellow to join the group of Dr Richard Meek to study the role of protein machinery in brain calcification. This exciting project funded by
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2-Year Postdoctoral Position in Frontiers of Ocean and Planetary Science University of Southampton (Schools of Ocean & Earth Science / Physics & Astronomy) Start Date: Early 2026 (flexible
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; therefore, knowledge of the mechanisms of disease mediated by the interaction of the tumour B-cell receptor and environment can be part of the role, including performing in vitro and, where necessary, in vivo
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the development of new anchoring technologies for floating offshore wind turbines. Your role will focus primarily on the development of simplified computational models, and you will contribute
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The Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre for Computational Engineering is delighted to announce the recruitment of two research fellows. Working as part of a multi-partner Innovate UK funded
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A position is available in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Southampton for a Research Fellow to join the REPAIR study, funded by Wellcome Leap as part of the Missed Vital Sign programme