111 parallel-and-distributed-computing positions at University of Bristol in United Kingdom
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having completed a PhD programme in the last 12 months) to participate in a fixed-term set of projects linked to prostate cancer health services research, with the ultimate aim of strengthening your track
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We are looking to appoint 2 coaches into 2 new roles in the team. Coaching players across our programme (juniors, students and adults), providing them with an excellent experience on court every
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computational methods to optimise the quality of doubly curved shell structures manufactured from recycled, short-fibre composites. A particular novelty of the research will be the inclusion stochastic elements
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are safe, compliant, cost-effective, and aligned with University standards and strategic goals. Identifying and resolving risks and issues that affect scope, programme or quality. Overseeing remedial works
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has a dedicated programme manager and administrator to support team members deliver an ambitious and exciting programme of work. Interview date: w/c 8th September 2025. This post will provide initially
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consortium meetings and write reports and papers to communicate your findings. You have (or will soon be awarded) a PhD in bacterial genomics/bioinformatics or a related computational subject and would ideally
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need to contact the project supervisor to discuss. Online applications are made via the 'Apply' button above. Please select Engineering Mathematics* on the Programme Choice page. You will be prompted
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improve standards of medicines use compared with usual general practice care. The project, funded by the NIHR Health Service and Delivery Programme, has three core objectives: successful implementation
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improve the UK’s resilience to hydrological extremes. They will be responsible for leading an Early Adopters Programme and providing scientific input on the design of the FDRI catchment monitoring. What We
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excellence in the pathophysiological, genetic and psychosocial causes of chronic pain. You will be encouraged to develop your own independent research programme and collaborate with other research scientists