38 postdoc-distributed-algorithms positions at University of Glasgow in United Kingdom
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of productive professional relationships. E5 Experience of project planning and operating to project deliverables and timelines. E6 Experience of working with collaborative and distributed open-source development
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distribution to relevant disciplines. Input specimen data to the service database including required test profiles and accurate costing. Ensure accurate record keeping, safe packaging and posting of specimens
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both open-source and proprietary contexts, displaying demonstrable understanding of common web technologies, distributed web-based applications abilities, and experience of LAMP-based environments
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years full-time; 2-3 years part-time; MPhil: 2-3 years full-time; 3-4 years part-time; Apply now Overview Overview Research sections Formal Analysis, Theory and Algorithms (FATA) Glasgow Interactive
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supporting data collection activities in community-based travel and health related studies using varied data collection tools. Tasks include taking informed consent, distributing, and verifying self-complete
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for weeks ahead to ensure operational efficiency. 9. Clerk relevant committees by working effectively with the Chair to prepare and distribute agendas, liaising with members, recording and circulating
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for creating and distributing resources to deliver an exciting, engaging, and educational year-round events program. Main Duties and Responsibilities 1. Lead a review of current events, considering
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directly and relate them to structural and functional outcomes. In parallel, you will develop new sensors for intracellular potassium concentration leveraging AI based protein design algorithms. Techniques
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). Given the widespread distribution of basalt in both the terrestrial and Martian geospheres (Hauber et al. 2011), and the hypothetical existence of a past or extant Martian subsurface biosphere strongly
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pH levels. External partners: Peatland Action and the Galloways fisheries trust Microbial abundance and distribution within glaciofluvial sediments (Dr Karen Cameron) Supervisor: Dr Karen Cameron