12 distributed-systems-phd Fellowship positions at University of Manchester in United Kingdom
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dissipativity theory. Applicants are expected to have strong skills in mathematical systems theory, linear algebra, and functional analysis, including an understanding of Hilbert spaces and function spaces
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project VoiceIn. VoiceIn is a digital research platform and mobile app that makes it easier for people to contribute to health research. The smartphone app enables members of the public (aged 16+) to shape
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The University of Manchester has been celebrating 200 years of achievement in research-driven learning, development and innovation: this has included investing in our prestigious Bicentenary PhD
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Background Fellowships are open to outstanding researchers who are near the beginning of promising academic careers (i.e. who have been awarded a PhD by the closing date for applications, and not
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Fellowships are open to outstanding researchers who are near the beginning of promising academic careers (i.e. who have been awarded a PhD by the closing date for applications, and not more than
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of Manchester. You will join a team of probabilistic modellers and machine learning researchers developing new collaborative AI principles and methods. This is an exciting topic which inspires new problems in
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The Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE) is seeking to appoint a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow within the newly established Plutonium Ceramics Academic Hub at the Universities
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networks bridging metadata, text mining and FAIR data principles Contribute to publications, funding bids, and supervision of students You will have: A PhD or equivalent experience in life science or
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for the greatest good, and support the delivery and economic sustainability of health and care. While the exact nature of the research has yet to be agreed with stakeholders, it is expected there will be a focus on
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This is an exciting opportunity for an outstanding candidate, knowledgeable and experienced in social care research, to lead research working with routinely collected Adult Social Care data in local