12 front-end-development Fellowship positions at The University of Southampton in United Kingdom
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applications. This role will contribute to the project by: Refining the flow battery design for manufacture and installation in Nepal Developing the control system/BMS for integration with a wider energy
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opportunity for the successful candidate to develop their career in this exciting area in collaboration with some of the leading experts in the UK. The programme seeks to develop mathematical foundations of AI
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co-develop a next-generation ocean component for integration into the universal climate model OASIS. We are looking for a candidate with a PhD (or equivalent) in Physical Oceanography, Atmospheric
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cost savings in aerospace manufacturing. We aim to develop a life cycle-informed design approach that enables rapid assessment of the cost and environmental impacts of recyclable and recycled materials
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fields to join our team at the University of Southampton. You should have experience in developing interactive tools/applications for HCI research; comfort with electronics sufficient to test tangible
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based at the School of Electronics and Computer Science, Southampton. The project is researching, developing and evaluating decentralised algorithms, meta-information data structures and indexing
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considered on a pro-rata basis. You will have access to mentoring, career development and networking across the University and beyond. The successful candidate will work under the supervision of Dr Dawn-Marie
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writing skills and be able to present findings at local, national and international conferences. They will be required to support the development of new protocols and supporting ethics and research
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. Knowledge of qualitative data acquisition and analysis and a keen interest in further developing your skills would also be an advantage. You will be a skilled and sensitive listener and communicator, able
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We seek a Research Fellow with a proven publication record to develop resistivity models from marine controlled source electromagnetic (CSEM) data to be acquired in February-March 2026 and to