10 development-"https:"-"https:"-"FORTH" Fellowship positions at UNIVERSITY OF SURREY
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to concentrate on innovative metasurface-engineered tubular designs, advanced ceramic manufacturing, and high-temperature performance evaluation. The project involves developing a mini-scale tubular high
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to advance understanding of the brain basis and common genetic architecture underlying infant and childhood neurodevelopment, with a particular focus on the development of autism spectrum conditions
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holder will develop and implement mechanistic models to analyse and predict the behaviour of pharmaceutical processes. Your work will address key challenges within these processes, constructing robust
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to the financial modelling of zero-emission vehicles, fleets, and associated infrastructure, including data analysis, impact assessment, and tool development. It will also involve interpreting and reporting total
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individually, make a real difference. The role We are seeking an outstanding Clinical Research Training Fellow to help spearhead the development and clinical testing of a novel non-invasive brain stimulation
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. This exciting role will require the successful candidate to develop a physics-informed framework for reconstructing the electromagnetic environment (EME) using geometric algebra and statistical electromagnetics
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frameworks for ML and real-time audio software Curating audio datasets, spatial-audio/audio-visual recordings, and ML training/evaluation pipelines Experimental systems development, e.g., integrating
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enables the successful applicant to spend up to half of their time developing their own materials ageing research with a healthy consumables and travel budget to support this. In addition to carrying out
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where appropriate, attractive research environments, the latest teaching facilities, and access to a variety of staff development opportunities. Furthermore, our benefit packages include pension
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to develop their career and profile as an independent researcher.. The successful candidate will work under the supervision of Prof John Watts in the School of Mechanical Engineering Sciences, and will