186 parallel-and-distributed-computing-phd uni jobs at University of Manchester in United Kingdom
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scientific aims, published as well-documented open source tools for wider adoption. The successful applicant will have a PhD with a significant computational and/or statistical element and will have experience
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atlases along with computational models to characterise the effect of exposures on different tissues in humans and model systems. You will have a PhD with a significant computational and/or statistical
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. This role will support the Edge Compute and Satellite Storage Service, within the Research Platforms Team, within RIT. It is primary focusing on supporting the National X-Ray Computed Tomography (NXCT
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/SIMULINK. The research is part of a project to investigate future network performance funded by National Grid Electricity Transmission through the Network Innovation Allowance. You should have a PhD or
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of Manchester and Oxford. The CoRE will leverage cutting edge computational approaches, novel experimental models, and experimental medicine studies to uncover how pollutants and infections interact with our
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Couper and work closely alongside the labs of Prof. David Brough and Prof. Omar Pathmanaban based in FBMH. The successful candidate will have (or expect to hold shortly) a PhD with a strong background in
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. These studies will include detailed characterisation of molecular weight distributions, degree of crosslinking, thermal-mechanical modelling and microstructural features that influence electrical performance
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postgraduate demonstrators. It is envisaged that the post holder will provide support for marking student work as and when required. The successful candidate will hold a relevant PhD in a Biomedical Sciences
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patient cohorts, geometric deep learning, computational anatomy, cardiovascular modelling, multimodal datasets. What you’ll need Applicants should have a PhD (or nearing completion) in computational imaging
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empower students with a tailored learning experience, combining flexibility and cutting-edge digital tools to meet their goals and aspirations. The Department of Computer Science is leading the way in