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Assistant (RA) to contribute to a collaborative research project funded by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC). The project focuses on the development of advanced micro/nano-electromechanical
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Language Processing (NLP) as applied to English language studies and the broader domain of educational technology and professional communication. Expertise in Generative AI (GenAI) tool or app development and user
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subject, including: biomedical engineering, sports science, physiology, medical science, data science. The candidate must have good data handling skills and have or be willing to learn computer programming
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Location: West Cambridge We are seeking an enthusiastic and independent full-time Research Assistant to join the Borodavka group in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology
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We are seeking an enthusiastic and independent full-time Research Assistant to join the Borodavka group in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology at the University of Cambridge
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criteria in the application statement when you apply. Essential criteria Current student or graduate in Computer Science, Software Engineering or a related discipline (assessed at: application/interview
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coupling between researchers, software engineers, clinicians, methodologists and end users/patients, drawing on strength from each to solve real-world problems, and how this feeds directly into our teaching
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University-led projects: the National Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Hub, Scotland’s International Environment Centre, and the Intergenerational Living Innovation Hub. We are also a central partner in
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academic year. Unforeseen short‐term accommodation costs Unforeseen short‐term subsistence costs Unforeseen one‐off technology costs for your studies Unforeseen one‐off travel costs. To be eligible to apply
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coupling between researchers, software engineers, clinicians, methodologists and end users/patients, drawing on strength from each to solve real-world problems, and how this feeds directly into our teaching