109 computer-programmer-"IMPRS-ML"-"IMPRS-ML"-"IMPRS-ML" positions at University of Bristol in United Kingdom
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An exciting Research Fellow position is available at the Bristol Interaction Group (BIG), University of Bristol, a leader in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and accessibility research. This role is
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We are seeking to appoint a post-doctoral Research Associate to support a research programme funded by the Medical Research Council that investigates neural mechanisms underlying susceptibility
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or Associate Professor contingent upon skills, qualifications, and experience. Deliver an ambitious, internationally leading research portfolio. Develop portfolios of funding to resource your research programme
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research, education and inspiration. The role will also help to facilitate access to the collection through supporting a programme of engagement activities and workshops with research and local communities
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programme in probabilistic AI. The hub will develop the next generation of mathematically principled, scalable and uncertainty-aware AI algorithms. This will be achieved through: bringing together world
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are safe, compliant, cost-effective, and aligned with University standards and strategic goals. Identifying and resolving risks and issues that affect scope, programme or quality. Overseeing remedial works
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supportive environment. The lectureship programme will provide up to four years WTE post-doctoral training or until CCT is reached, to allow the successful applicant to consolidate their career, develop
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(1.0 FTE) Undergraduate Administrator to support the student administration team with the BVSc Veterinary Science Programme in the School. Providing administrative support for undergraduate teaching and
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has a dedicated programme manager and administrator to support team members deliver an ambitious and exciting programme of work. Interview date: w/c 8th September 2025. This post will provide initially
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will work together to support the behavioural science work package of an NIHR Programme Grant focused on evaluating respiratory vaccine effectiveness and co-producing tailored interventions to support