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position initially and is expected to be held full time and in person. You will join the CNNP Lab, which is well supported with recent funding of over £3M. The lab is based in the School of Computing
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. The project aims to address the challenges in pooling inference, by developing and implementing either exact or asymptotically exact Monte Carlo algorithms in collaboration with the Department
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advance the development of the Tool’s algorithms and functionality. As a key innovative component of D-Suite, this open-source tool will achieve wide industry visibility, and will be formally evaluated by
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with your experience level, is also desirable. You will also be encouraged to participate in the group’s vibrant outreach programme. This role has secured funding until June 2027. Please contact Prof
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Newcastle Drug Discovery Programme and as a partnership with Cancer Research Horizons and Astex Pharmaceuticals. It is ideally suited to candidates with a background in organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry
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work on the INSTINCT-MB programme, which brings together teams based at Newcastle University, The Institute of Cancer Research and University College London. The programme will generate a wide range of
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collaborative team engaged in a range of research projects in marine hydrodynamics, both computational and experimental. This is a fully on-site role, with work taking place in the office and laboratory. We
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, including culturing and contemporary genetic modification Experience in writing and publishing high quality research articles Excellent computing skills, Experience of fluorescent microscopy and flow
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, engineers, and the general public Qualifications Research Assistant Degree in engineering or numerate subject (e.g., mathematics, physical sciences, computer science) PhD close to completion in field of Power
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responsibilities expected of role holders at each level and secondly the general qualifications and experiences needed for entry at a particular level. Key Accountabilities Contribution to the research programme of