17 phd-computational-intelligence Fellowship positions at University of Cambridge in United Kingdom
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2026. The Nevile Fellowship Endowed through the generosity of Trinity College, Cambridge, will be in one of the following subject areas: Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Computer
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; Chemistry; Computer Science; Ecology; Engineering; Environmental Sciences; Mathematics/Mathematical Sciences; Medicine; Natural Sciences; Physics; Psychology; Veterinary Sciences. This Fellowship is intended
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, cultural practices and technologies between China and the Mediterranean or any sub-region between the two at any period up to the present day. This Research Fellowship is part of a broader programme, which
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, cultural practices and technologies between China and the Mediterranean or any sub-region between the two at any period up to the present day. This Research Fellowship is part of a broader programme, which
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of the following: A two-page CV, including the dates on which you had your PhD viva and on which you were awarded the PhD. A list of publications (not exceeding one side) NB: DORA principles should be considered
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stimulating academic environment. A successful applicant is expected to be either a postgraduate student, probably in the latter stages of research leading to a PhD degree (or equivalent), or a post-doctoral
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learning and artificial intelligence methods in spatial analysis within the Department. Land Economy is defined as the multidisciplinary study of how society interacts with the environment, both natural and
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The Faculty of History and Christ's College invite applications for a three-year fixed term Fellowship, as part of the Isaac Newton Trust's Academic Career Development Fellowship programme. The
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well as inside the candidate's own discipline and should therefore be intelligible to scholars in other fields of learning. Candidates must provide details for two referees who have agreed to submit a reference
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graduates of any university. Candidates will usually have completed their PhD or equivalent qualification but must not have undertaken more than 2 years postdoctoral work or work outside academia by 1 October