14 postdoctoral-fluid-dynamics Fellowship positions at UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON in United Kingdom
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the underlying partial melt that supplies magmatic fluids and drives the circulation. Both partially molten rocks and hot hydrothermal fluids are anomalously conductive and thus they can be imaged by CSEM
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We are seeking motivated postdoctoral scholars with a passion for flexible bioelectronics and medical robotics to join our dynamic research team. This project focuses on developing a smart
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the underlying partial melt that supplies magmatic fluids and drives the circulation. Both partially molten rocks and hot hydrothermal fluids are anomalously conductive and thus they can be imaged by CSEM
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, mathematical criteria stability and robustness of neural networks, applications of topology and geometry to deep learning, the topology and geometry of data, or the dynamics of learning. The successful candidate
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working with Prof. George Chen. Join a multi-disciplinary team at the TDHVL that includes academic staff, postdoctoral researchers, engineers, PhD and undergraduate students. For further details on our
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? Come join the WellthLab . The WellthLab is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher with a strong background in Computer Science with a specialisation in Human Computer Interaction or related
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years of postdoctoral experience encompassing, for example, project/resource/laboratory management, supervision of other research team members, contribution to research funding proposal. Applications
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Development Fellow with expertise in qualitative methods to join our team. About the role This position offers an opportunity to join a dynamic, interdisciplinary research group, working on various projects
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in marine CFD would be advantageous. What We Can Offer You: You will join a dynamic and supportive research environment at the University of Southampton, with access to world-class facilities including
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the TDHVL that includes academic staff, postdoctoral researchers, engineers, PhD and undergraduate students. For further details on our laboratory, please see: http://www.highvoltage.ecs.soton.ac.uk/ You