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PhD programme within QMUL’s Wolfson Institute of Public Health, under the supervision of Dr Giuliano Russo (WIPH) and Prof. Pietro Panzarasa (School of Business and Management). As part of the project
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employment. Please indicate your request in your application. Position#6: TRR404-TUD-B07 Project: B07 Reconfigurable Architecture Project Leader: Prof. Diana Göhringer (Chair of Adaptive Dynamic Systems) Terms
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data analysis to tackle relevant health challenges? Then come and join our lab (headed by Prof. Manuela Schmidt) at the Division of Pharmacology and Toxicology and at the newly established University
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: Prof. Diana Göhringer (Chair of Adaptive Dynamic Systems) Terms: 100% of the full-time weekly hours Tasks: The PhD student will be responsible
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highly desirable that you have a sound understanding of robotics, machine learning, and AI. Benefits Attractive salary up to £35,116 per annum Excellent conditions including - social security tax, health
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, their achievements and productivity to the success of the whole institution. At the Faculty of Computer Science, Institute of Artificial Intelligence, the Chair of Machine Learning for Robotics offers a full-time
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on how to use and create digital technologies to study and improve human’s lives (e.g., by enhancing learning, improving mental health, teaching green skills, strengthening cybersecurity). The xCIT team is
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in a dedicated training plan For further information, please contact Prof. Marcus Völp at critix- Your profile Qualification: Master in Computer Science and/or Cybersecurity or equivalent degrees with
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holiday package; plus the opportunity to buy more, great pension schemes and a number of health and wellbeing initiatives to support you. Closing Date: 13 August 2025 The Role As part of the project
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for wind turbines, with the ultimate objective of including structural health information in windfarm asset management to optimise structural lifetime consumption while guaranteeing optimal power production