13 web-programmer-developer-"https:"-"UCL"-"U"-"P" Fellowship positions at University of Leeds in United Kingdom
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preparedness and refining projections of glacier evolution across High-Mountain Asia. You will contribute to creating systematic and open access glacial lake monitoring through our Glacial Lake Observatory (http
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for developing your own analyses? We are seeking an experienced Research Fellow to assess the impact of European conservation and sustainability initiatives on global biodiversity, carbon stocks, and people. You
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you want to develop your career in one of the UKs leading research intensive universities? You could be a key member of our team investigating how marine sediment geochemistry and organic carbon
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through understanding and using the solid Earth, including as part of the University’s Climate Plan. You will research, use and build on existing methods to take data about the subsurface (seismic surveys
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flows, using data on e-mobility demand, traffic and parking patterns, and grid configuration. This work will contribute to the development of statistical models to predict and support power supply
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its investment in a community of fellows, giving colleagues the opportunity to develop and implement projects and establish a culture of high-quality teaching innovation, scholarship and leadership
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arrangements. Are you interested in cellular and genetic responses to climate change? Do you have an established background in molecular aspects of evolutionary ecology or development? Do you want to further
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the University’s commitment to excellence and innovation in education through its investment in a community of fellows, giving colleagues the opportunity to develop and implement projects and establish a culture of
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developing an AI platform to valorise agri-food waste-streams and improve protein security? We are looking for a Research Fellow in Techno-Economic Modelling for Sustainable Protein Production to join our
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process in a disease-relevant model in real time. This involves developing cutting edge in vitro and in vivo models that will enable us to identify new targets and optimise existing treatments