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funders. It is essential that you have a PhD in computer science, or equivalent professional qualifications and experience; ideally your PhD or equivalent professional qualifications and experience will be
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reasoning, machine learning, or equivalent qualifications Proven ability to publish in top-tier conferences and journals in AI, computer-aided verification, automated reasoning, or quantum computing
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during term time. Research Fellows benefit from up to £10,000 in additional grants over their four-year tenure. These grants support the costs of academic materials, travel expenses, computer equipment
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calculations. Conduct Accurate Calculations: Perform accurate wavefunction calculations on high-performance computer clusters to generate ab initio reference benchmarks. Collaborate and Publish: Work closely
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Performance Computer Publication record appropriate to experience Ability to communicate complex information clearly Ability to assess resource requirements and use resources effectively Understanding of and
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journals. Have experience in: (i) integrating single-cell and spatial multi-omics; (ii) computational programming in R, Python (and other common computer languages); (iii) competence/interest in analysing
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-year tenure. These grants support the costs of academic materials, travel expenses, computer equipment, books and costs relating to organising a conference or workshop in St John’s. Fellowships are held
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. Familiarity with statistical analysis software (e.g., STATA, R, SPSS) or computer programming (e.g. C++, Python, R) and experience working with health-related data will be advantageous. The ability to work
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as opportunities allow. We are looking for a post-doctoral researcher to join a research project which brings the Active Inference perspective to the study of human computer interaction. This requires
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, specifically modelling burrowing behaviour and its impact on the skull. Responsibilities include conducting a range of computer simulations using discrete element and finite element methods, as