Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute

We are a world-leading cancer research institute dedicated to improving patient lives through discovery science. We have built a truly collaborative culture, fostering connections between scientists, healthcare institutions and businesses to take our cancer research from bench to bedside. Our state-of-the-art facilities and flexible core funding ensures our 300 scientists can deliver bold research programmes to accelerate progress for everyone. We are a department of the University of Cambridge, core-funded by Cancer Research UK.

ELIXIR

ELIXIR, the European Research Infrastructure for biological data, brings together Europe's major life-science data archives and, for the first time, connects these with national bioinformatics infrastructures and resources. By coordinating local, national, and international resources, ELIXIR seeks to meet the data-related needs of Europe's 500,000 life science researchers. We support the foundation on which our understanding of life is built, the life-science data. ELIXIR provides the facilities necessary for researchers —from bench biologists to cheminformaticians— to make the most of the rapidly growing research data.

RAI Institute

We aim to solve the most important and fundamental problems in robotics and AI. (Formerly The AI Institute)

MDRC

MDRC is a nonprofit, nonpartisan education and social policy research organization dedicated to learning what works to improve programs and policies that affect the poor. MDRC's work is focused on five main policy areas: Promoting Family Well-Being and Child Development; Improving Public Education; Promoting Successful Transitions to Adulthood; Supporting Low-Wage Workers and Communities; Overcoming Barriers to Employment. Competitive Salaries and Excellent Benefits • Group major medical, hospital, dental, and life insurance • Prescription drug program • Pension plan, fully paid by MDRC • Generous vacation package • Paid family leave • Benefits for domestic partners • Adoption benefit

National Center for Supercomputing Applications

The National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has been delivering groundbreaking innovation and pushing education and research collaborations into unexplored territories for 30 years. NCSA is a hub for researchers, industry, and students to address complex research problems in science and society, powered by the development and application of advanced and comprehensive digital environments.   In addition to many notable projects, NCSA is home to a rich set of other data and computing resources. Recent discoveries that were not possible without these resources include the historic detection of gravitational waves, the computational design of the first set of antibody prototypes to detect the Ebola virus, and simulations that could potentially lead to new HIV therapies.   NCSA Industry, a private-sector program, has been advancing 1/3 of the Fortune 50 by forging innovative collaborations and finding effective and scalable solutions.