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that you meet the following essential criteria: Have or about to obtain a PhD in computer science, engineering, mathematics or physical sciences area. Significant relevant research experience in machine
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novel photoluminescent complexes for sensing, upconverting materials, and quantum technologies. The successful candidate will be required to hold (or near completion of) a PhD in inorganic chemistry
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research team working studying novel photoluminescent complexes for sensing, upconverting materials, and quantum technologies. The successful candidate will be required to hold (or near completion of) a PhD
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the University of Southampton. This EPSRC-funded project will focus on the design and synthesis of novel heteropolymetallic architectures for molecular upconversion (J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2022, 144, 29, 13356–13365
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novel photoluminescent complexes for sensing, upconverting materials, and quantum technologies. The successful candidate will be required to hold (or near completion of) a PhD in inorganic chemistry
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Architecture, Ocean Engineering, Marine Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related field. Proficiency in hydrodynamic modeling tools (e.g., ANSYS AQWA or equivalent) and finite element analysis software (e.g
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architecture design. Excellent communication and leadership skills, with prior experience in mentoring students or leading small teams. PhD degree in Computer Science, Natural Language Processing (NLP), or a
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innovation across semiconductor technologies, novel microchip designs and system architectures – leading to faster, cheaper, greener and overall, more power-efficient electronics. As one of nine UKRI funded AI
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computing discipline. Expertise in metadata standards, ontologies, and data architecture within health research settings Strong experience with Python/R for data processing, NLP and semantic web technologies
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to accelerate innovation across semiconductor technologies, novel microchip designs and system architectures – leading to faster, cheaper, greener and overall, more power-efficient electronics. As one of nine