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Job Description Position Details School of Computer Science, College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Location: University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham UK Full time starting salary is
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future of formulated polymers. We are seeking a Research Fellow in Computational Chemistry and AI/Machine Learning to advance the state of the art in understanding the degradation and biodegradation
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Postdoctoral Research Associate to join the Research Group of Dr Adam Michalchuk, funded by the US Air Force Office of Scientific Research. The position will be to develop and use computational models to explore
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Github • Using a range of computer systems to run fluid flow simulations and optimisation algorithms, including High Performance Computing architectures • Assist and mentor students and research group
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. You will be applying for one of two post-doctoral research assistant positions in the laboratory of Professor David Grainger. You will work in the area of bacterial chromosome biology and gene
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economics. Specifically they will be working with Dr Renuka Dias, Dr Ian Litchfield and Professor Sheila Greenfield in Applied Health Sciences. The University of Birmingham is a signatory to the Researcher
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candidate has either analytical or computational skills (exact diagonalisation or tensor network techniques) and research experience in either many-body quantum physics, statistical mechanics, statistical
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laboratory space, including a 200 m2 set of clean room facilities, and we maintain a Tier 2 site as part of the UK contribution to LHC world-wide distributed computing. The School of Physics and Astronomy is
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closely with civil engineers, computational modellers, physicists, and geophysicists to organise trials addressing scientific research questions. Work with asset owners will also concentrate on determining
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in the Mekong Delta. Led by Principal Investigator Professor Alexander M. Cannon, SoundDecisions makes the innovative claim that music is the mediator par excellence of cultural and economic decision