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of Nottingham as part of the new Centre, alongside further role recruitment at King’s College London . At Nottingham, the roles are: Research Fellow in Slavery and War (Concepts and Theories) Research Fellow in
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In 2025, the University of Nottingham and King’s College London will launch the new Leverhulme Centre for Research on Slavery in War, funded by the Leverhulme Trust for up to £10 million over ten years. The Centre will be the first overarching and integrative attempt to understand the...
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current doctoral candidate. Applicants must be specialists in at least one of the following fields: political theory, legal philosophy, intellectual history, classics, ethics, political theology
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the Faraday Institution. Academic partners in the project include the universities of Birmingham, Nottingham, Cambridge and Oxford. You will need a PhD in a relevant subject, and experience of the theory and
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have some knowledge of theories and frameworks relevant to implementation science (e.g. Normalisation Process Theory, CFIR). Your knowledge and experience will usually have been gained through a relevant
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. Applicants will ideally have some knowledge of theories and frameworks relevant to implementation science (e.g. Normalisation Process Theory, CFIR). Your knowledge and experience will usually have been gained
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current doctoral candidate. Applicants must be specialists in at least one of the following fields: political theory, legal philosophy, intellectual history, classics, ethics, political theology
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involvement methods. Applicants will ideally have some knowledge of theories and frameworks relevant to implementation science (e.g. Normalisation Process Theory, CFIR). Your knowledge and experience will
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, Algebraic Geometry, Combinatorics, Data Science, Number Theory, Probability, and Quantum Information. Fellows have previously been appointed with backgrounds in most areas of Pure Mathematics, Data Science
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learning architectures including generative models, particularly for sequence or structural data (e.g. transformers, graph neural networks, diffusion models) Proved experience in working independently and as