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The role involves leading projects to develop and benchmark AI models for predicting biological processes using genomic, multi-omic, and phenotypic data. The researcher will work on large-scale datasets, develop statistical methods, and contribute to high-impact publications.
Conducts original research in machine learning for astronomical imaging, focusing on source detection, deblending, and recovery of low surface brightness features using generative and simulation-based methods. Develops and deploys scalable software infrastructure for processing large survey datasets on GPU and HPC systems. Publishes findings, presents at conferences, contributes to open-source software, and supports student supervision and research dissemination.
Most of University of Cambridge's open roles on Artificial Intelligence Jobs are based in Cambridge.
University of Cambridge has 2 open roles on Artificial Intelligence Jobs right now. Browse the full list above and apply directly.
Yes — University of Cambridge is hiring quietly on Artificial Intelligence Jobs, averaging 0.5 roles posted per week (2 in the last 30 days).
Advertised salaries for University of Cambridge's current openings on Artificial Intelligence Jobs average between £35 and £46. Individual roles may pay above or below this range depending on seniority and location.
Mostly — most of University of Cambridge's live roles on Artificial Intelligence Jobs disclose a salary range, with consistent role detail and work policy across listings.
University of Cambridge's open roles on Artificial Intelligence Jobs are based primarily in Cambridge. Check individual listings for remote or hybrid options.
University of Cambridge's 2 open roles on Artificial Intelligence Jobs include 2 contract.
