109 multiple-sequence-alignment uni jobs at University of Sheffield in United Kingdom
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and other highly technical problems. Collaborate with colleagues from multiple teams to plan workload and resources to fit project timescales. Research into novel technology to advance knowledge
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fully with the requirements of the knowledge transfer partnership scheme, including personal development and reporting. This includes attendance at residential training courses. Work across multiple sites
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projects with multiple teams of people, and you will relish the challenge of advancing the state of the art in blast engineering. Main duties and responsibilities Design and implementation
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that aligns with your career goals. Live in Sheffield: Enjoy life in one of the UK’s friendliest cities. With a vibrant social scene and supportive community, Sheffield is the perfect place to live and learn
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. We intend for this project to explore applications of the new RLHF framework, such as fine-tuning and aligning large language models (LLMs), and the use of human feedback in robotics. The project may
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events, such as workshops, roundtables, or conferences Essential Application/interview Strong organisational skills, including the ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver high-quality work
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hydrophobic side chains. In this project, we will incorporate these constrained amino acids into bioactive short peptide sequences to develop new peptide mimics. We will also explore the late-stage ‘tagging
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need to secure funding to pay fees and living expenses. A variety of PhD projects are available within the group throughout our research portfolio. Candidates who are interested in multiple projects
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designed to leverage a series of different revenue streams, including providing energy and power services. The incentives and structures will examine a multiple degrees of charging control and different
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identification of deformation patterns that are early warning signs of materials failure. These characteristic patterns result from the interaction of deformation mechanisms across multiple scales making detection