21 phd-computational-intelligence-"St" Fellowship research jobs at University of Oxford
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postgraduate-level research in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Security, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, or a related field, have experience with securing AI
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About the role We have an exciting opportunity to join the Draper Group in the Department of Paediatrics as our Clinical Research Fellow – Malaria Vaccine Programme. This role is focused
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The Uehiro Oxford Institute and Oxford Martin School invite applications for a Research Fellow to work as part of the Oxford Martin Programme on Decarceration, researching ethical and human rights
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intelligence? We’ve recently been awarded funding to develop a novel chemical imaging platform capable of mapping plant biochemistry at the subcellular scaleand we’re looking for amotivated postdoctoral
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of trial data. You will provide clinical expertise across the programme, helping to ensure high standards of research design, patient safety and ethical practice. You will also play an active role in
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Trials Unit to deliver innovative, high-quality studies, support discovery research, and contribute to advances in trial design and conduct. Alongside developing your own research programme, you will
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Translational Myeloma Centre (OTMC) is seeking to appoint a motivated and enthusiastic Clinical Research Fellow to join its dynamic and expanding programme of translational research in myeloma. This is an
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, and PhD and project students. This is on a part-time basis to enable other career development commitments. About you You will have a clinical qualification with current GMC registration, along with
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Christ Church. Applicants should hold or be close to obtaining a relevant PhD / DPhil in a relevant area of astronomy or astrophysics, and should have a demonstrated capacity for independent work
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intelligence to use all the information in the electronic patient record to best identify who is at risk of deterioration. We will then investigate how to use this information to escalate the care of women in