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, staff, and visitors. This is a high-profile leadership role with real influence, real variety, and real impact. What you’ll be doing • Steering the University’s capital works programme with
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. This is a part time role working 14.4 hours/week. About you The candidates will need to have: A degree in Engineering, Computer Science, AI, Data Analytics, or a related field. Strong programming skills in
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mathematics, physics, or electronics and telecommunications engineering. Experience in any of the following areas is advantageous: computational electromagnetics, partial differential equations, boundary
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. See UKCISA for further information. Starting in October 2026. You will need to meet the minimum entry requirements for our Engineering Materials PhD programme. Candidates must meet Surrey graduate entry
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impactful research with excellent teaching and the strengths of a technology-led university. We are ranked in the top 10 for business and economics in the United Kingdom by the Times Higher Education World
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individually, make a real difference. The role The Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences at the University of Surrey is seeking to recruit a full-time researcher to the project: “Multi-Application BONDing
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This studentship is fully-funded by an EPSRC Industrial Doctoral Landscape Award in partnership with AWE plc. The successful applicant will be welcomed into our world-leading research programme
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“black boxes,” making it difficult for regulators, engineers, and the public to understand or verify why an AV behaved in a particular way. This lack of transparency is a major barrier to certification
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integrating machine learning, computational modelling, and experimental validation. The successful candidate will receive training in both computational and experimental biology within a highly collaborative
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the average values of the widths and spacings between two adjacent resonances. This energy range is called the “unresolved resonance region” (URR). Current computational methods treat the resonances in the URR