219 parallel-and-distributed-computing-phd positions at University of Cambridge in Uk
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Immunology applied to early cancer. This position is part of a long term research programme centred on exploiting the adaptive immune system for early cancer detection funded by the ACED alliance. The role
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The Department of Computer Science and Technology is a growing academic department within the University of Cambridge that encompasses Computer Science, along with many aspects of technology
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experience in addition to excellent organisation and communication skills, a flexible and adaptable approach to work, and above all a commitment to delivering an outstanding service for all programme
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, postdocs, and PhD students involved in industry collaboration activities Manage the tracking and evaluation of activities with industry partners Essential Skills and Experience: Proven experience as an
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required. The successful applicant will have GCSE's in English and Mathematics, NVQ Level 2 or equivalent level of practical experience, and will be computer literate. You must be able to communicate
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) programme (https://www.ccge.medschl.cam.ac.uk/research-studies/active-programmes-studies/cancer-data-driven-detection-cd3-programme ), and the Certain about Uncertainty programme (https://wellcome.org
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-month fixed term contract. The successful applicant will support the Cyber Security Risk Reduction Programme during this period. This is a great opportunity to work on a high-profile strategic initiative
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applications and securing impactful gifts across the varied programme. We believe that diversity strengthens and enriches us. We are committed to helping to make the arts and cultural sector a more diverse and
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We are pleased to advertise a research assistant position within the Genomic Disorders and Cognitive Development programme, led by Dr Kate D. Baker. The programme takes an interdisciplinary