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Department of Computer Science

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Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Natural Language Processing

This is an outstanding opportunity for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in our internationally respected Natural Language Processing (NLP) Research Group.

Job reference: UOS028919
Closing date: 29 July 2021

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Machine Learning and Sensor Integration Engineer (KTP Associate)

As exciting opportunity to join us as a KTP Associate working on a collaborative project between the University of Sheffield and Passion for Life Healthcare Group (UK) Ltd. 

Job reference: UOS028856
Closing date: 12 July 2021

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17 June 2021

Forget travel restrictions - new app can transport you anywhere in the world in the body of a robot

With the future of international travel looking uncertain for most people, new technology developed by Cyberselves, a recent University of Sheffield spinout, could enable people to see, hear and feel anywhere in the world via a robot.
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30 April 2021

Global trends in online violence against women journalists revealed by new report

A new report highlighting a sharp increase in online violence against women journalists - featuring contributions from researchers at the University of Sheffield - has been published.
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29 April 2021

Dr Emma Norling joins the QAA advisory group for Computing

Congratulations to Dr Emma Norling who will join a group of experts to review the current QAA Subject Benchmark Statement for Computing.
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17 February 2021

Honeybees can solve maths tests without using numbers

Honeybees can solve a type of maths test without any need for numbers - a discovery that could be used to develop smarter artificial intelligence - according to new research from the University of Sheffield.

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What's this? MiRo is lost in the Diamond. Will MiRo find the rest of the robot pack? Watch the video to see MiRo navigate through teaching labs and study spaces.

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Department of Computer Science
The University of Sheffield 
Regent Court
211 Portobello
Sheffield
S1 4DP
UK

Tel: +44 114 222 1800

Email: dcs@sheffield.ac.uk

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