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including in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and addiction medicine. The Research Associate will join a small but growing research team led by Associate Professor Michael Doyle. The successful
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gastrointestinal disease. The role of Research Assistant reports to the Post-Doctoral Fellow and has no direct reports. Some key skills required: A degree or other tertiary qualification in Science, Health Science
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funded project investigating the social and economic impacts of flooding in Australian communities. As a Postdoctoral Research Assistant, you’ll contribute to understanding the real cost of floods, beyond
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global climate action through modelling and data-driven Antarctic research 3 year fixed-term full-time role based in Hobart with relocation assistance considered About the opportunity We are looking for a
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, mentorship, and stakeholder engagement. About you PhD or BHons in Biomedical Science, Computer Science, Health Informatics, or a related field a developing research profile, with publications in genetics and
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. You will work closely with Professors Vitali Sintchenko, Rebecca Rockett, Ben Marais and Tanya Golubchik of the Sydney Infectious Diseases Institute and clinicians at the Western Sydney Local Health
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an integrated model of care for early management of individuals with moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury (msTBI) who have pre-existing mental health difficulties. Reporting to Associate Professor, Grahame
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affiliates. This position is part of an exciting Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Project awarded to Professors Marian Vidal-Fernandez and Jordi Vidal-Robert (University of Sydney), and Professors
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Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Project awarded to Professors Marian Vidal-Fernandez and Jordi Vidal-Robert (University of Sydney), and Professors Michele Battisti and Sayantan Ghosal (University
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Academic Level A $109,301 pro rata+ 17% superannuation Commence on 1 February 2026 About the opportunity Associate Professor Dalia Nassar is leading a project, with the Social Sciences and Humanities