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Classics Department is seeking to appoint an Early Career Development Fellow in Classics for a two-year period. The Fellow will conduct research, produce research publications, deliver teaching, and provide
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, computer science, and the natural sciences to develop the conceptual and mathematical tools needed for the trustworthy deployment of AI agents in science. The project is based at the Egenis Centre for the Study of
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fixed term contract until 31st March 2030. We are seeking an experienced data and infrastructure specialist to lead the development of a national database supporting UK mental health research capabilities
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, and with expertise in quantitative and qualitative methods, to develop a training and capacity-building programme and lead research projects working on large datasets. On training and capacity-building
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to significantly grow the brain tumour research community in the UK, train outstanding health care professionals and offer better care for patients in the UK. About the role: This Post CCT Fellowship is for
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health. The post holder will develop innovative AI techniques approaches applied to oral healthcare, with a particular focus on Large Language Model-based multimodal data understanding and reasoning
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2026. The Fellowship provides a development opportunity to an early career researcher with exceptional potential in legal or political philosophical research and scholarship. The successful applicant
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(FANS) is one of Europe’s largest research groups and one of the few teams in the world bringing together leading experts in brain development and pro and antisocial behaviours. We believe it is
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. The post will contribute to the development and evaluation of trustworthy AI approaches that support high-quality clinical documentation and safer decision-making in dental care. You will help deliver co
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deliver policy engagement by convening regular roundtables and an annual major international workshop. Given the field's ongoing development, the Research Fellow is also expected to expand the programme of