68 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St" positions at University of Bath
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to gather spatial distribution data on bats across North Somerset to enable sustainable development. This project is supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund with thanks to National Lottery players
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to develop omics based diagnostic tools to measure indicators of disease (from genes, metabolites through to proteins) via urban water profiling with state-of-the-art hyphenated chromatography and mass
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established research centre with a track record in the fields of motion capture, analysis and work with the creative industries. We have a strong track record of supporting the career development of our
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2027 to cover a member of staff supported through a secondment. The successful candidate will be expected to prepare and deliver teaching material, as well as assess and mark coursework, act as an
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of inspiring and developing teams, we are setting the stage for success. This is a department where you will be encouraged and empowered to make a significant mark and build your own career impact. For
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schemes Generous annual leave allowance with an additional 5 discretionary days so that you can enjoy a positive work life balance A wide range of personal and professional development opportunities
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innovative, safe and resilient digital society, develop the next generation of experts in digital security and behaviour, and advance the UK as a global leader in this domain. This role will lead on engagement
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, ensuring their continued excellence and influence within the sector. Develop creative approaches to storytelling, integrating multimedia content to enhance audience engagement. Oversee high-quality content
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substantial administrative support, including business development, marketing/web expertise and funding to continually develop the Centre’s activities. This appointment is for a period of 3 years. There is a
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rapidly expanding Early Career Researcher community, who offer peer support alongside a broader university programme of professional development activities for research staff. The department resides in a