Grant at TU, Berlin
« Torna all'elencothe grant listed below is a great initiative of the Technical University
in Berlin.
I would be happy to support suitable applications in history of nuclear
sciences, science diplomacy, or gender and science/technology. In case
of interest do not hesitate to contact me
IPODI:
https://www.ipodi.tu-berlin.de/ipodi/ipodi/
An additional funding scheme includes
Marie Curie Actions:
https://ec.europa.eu/research/mariecurieactions/funded-projects
TU info
https://www.tudoc.tu-berlin.de/menue/nachwuchsbuero/parameter/en/
Professor Dr. Maria Rentetzi,
ERC Consolidator Grantee
Institute for Philosophy, Literature and
History of Science and Technology
Technical University Berlin
skype name: maria.rentetzi
email: mrentetz@vt.edu <mailto:mrentetz@vt.edu>
President of the Gender Commission of DHST (2017-2021)
International Union of the History and Philosophy of Science
http://mariarentetzi.weebly.com/
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Date: 2019-07-18 07:41:57+00:00
From: Mahendra Mahey <mahendra.mahey@bl.uk>
Subject: Job Opportunity - British Library Labs Technical Lead Position - Closing Date 4 August 2019
Dear All
We are seeking an outstanding candidate to provide technical leadership for the
British Library Labs (BL Labs). BL Labs enables researchers, artists,
entrepreneurs, educators and other innovators to work with large scale digital
collections and data. The Labs has gained a strong international profile since
its founding in 2013 and plays a key role in the British Library’s strategy to
drive forward digital research and scholarship. It has supported over 150
projects and made digital content and data openly available to inspire many
more.
You will work with researchers to formulate and carry out innovative and
inspiring experiments often with large scale content and data ranging from
ancient digitised manuscripts to today’s UK web space. You will delight in
learning about the challenges in a wide range of disciplines as you engage with
historians, social scientists, data scientists, computational linguists, other
research software engineers and more to help co-design and implement solutions.
Your work will identify patterns and practices to make working with our data and
collections more efficient, and design ways to make them repeatable and so that
they can be integrated into everyday workflows at the Library.
You will be a creative, agile, technical and analytical problem solver. You will
have a strong background in computing with experience and passion for learning
and applying methods including text and data mining, visualisation, natural
language processing, image analysis, machine learning, data wrangling. You will
get value from seeing methods and data packaged so that researchers can use
them.
You will know how to deliver projects on time, are an excellent communicator and
a generous team worker. You will value the opportunity to share your expertise
through presentations and training events throughout the UK and internationally.
This is an excellent opportunity to be working for a world-leading organisation
which is carrying out ground-breaking research in Digital Scholarship.
The deadline for applications for the post is Sunday 4 August 2019, at midnight
BST.
The job description and details of how to apply is available here:
Imaginary Cities
Check out the new exhibition that BL Labs has played a role in making happen:
https://www.bl.uk/events/imaginary-cities
from "HUMANIST"
