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The School of Mathematical Sciences invites applications for a Research Fellow position in the field of theoretical high-energy physics. This is a 2-year position envisioned to start in October 2026
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The University of Southampton is a leading research-intensive University, a founding member of the prestigious Russell Group, and sits within the top 1% of universities worldwide. Our people are our
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and transferable skills. Based in the School of Chemistry & Chemical Engineering , you will research the design and evaluation of novel ON systems. Dynamic combinatorial chemistry is emerging as a
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robust, reproducible genomic bioinformatics pipelines, using modern workflow systems and high‑performance computing platforms. Produce rigorous, high‑quality research outputs that advance applied genomic
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wide variety of both education and commercial organisations all over the World. At our core is an open source repository platform, EPrints, which provides a flexible way to configure operations
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involving industry and academia, funded substantially by the UK Space Agency. This is part of the UK Space Agency National Space Innovation Programme just announced by UKSA. The overall project is to develop
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System Models) to isolate and evaluate the role of individual processes. You will also assess how climate variability and extremes, including changes in the probability of high-impact events, are altered
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The University of Southampton is committed to excellence in all we do, applying our insights and inventiveness to solve the most complex societal and environmental challenges. As a world-leading
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widen beyond that of our native planet our understanding of what this means for the human body is paramount in ensuring the longevity and success of a manned space mission. Long duration space flight
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of Chemistry & Chemical Engineering , you will research the design and evaluation of novel ON systems and analogue models for specific purposes: Post 1 : Synthesis of building blocks for evolution of polymerases