315 parallel-and-distributed-computing uni jobs at University of Oxford in United Kingdom
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The Oxford Applied and Theoretical Machine Learning group at the Department of Computer Science has a new opening for a Project Support Officer, working together with Professor Yarin Gal. In
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demonstrate post-qualification experience in translational research or research programme management, a strong understanding of protein biochemistry and mass spectrometry, and a proven ability to manage complex
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the implementation of the OpenSAFELY Talking Therapies programme. We provide the NHS England OpenSAFELY Service, providing secure research access to GP data and we have recently received a significant, multi-year
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(HASC) – a major national programme advancing future telecommunications. Working closely with the Programme Manager, you will coordinate key project activities, support reporting processes, assist with
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you You will have a degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field, with extensive experience in Unix/Linux system administration within a research, academic, or similar
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Join Oxford's top-ranked centre for academic primary care and help shape an exciting programme of events that advance world-class healthcare research. Applications are invited for an Events Officer
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, then moving the datasets into DigiSafe. You will also be responsible for the development of documentation in the area of data management systems and computer system validation documentation. You must be
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About the Role The Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford, is seeking an Internal Communications Officer. Reporting to Interim Strategic Communications Manager, the Internal
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University-led flagship initiative that is driving innovation-led growth across Oxfordshire. The postholder will lead the planning and delivery of a strategic programme of high-profile events that elevate the
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fast-paced environment that will suit an experienced project officer. The role provides opportunities to influence the future direction of the University’s donor stewardship programme and to drive