11 computer-science-phd "UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE" Fellowship research jobs in Australia
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project in collaboration with the University of Melbourne and Olivia Newton John Cancer Research Centre, providing a great opportunity to translate your computational results to practical design
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funded Discovery project in collaboration with the University of Melbourne and Olivia Newton John Cancer Research Centre, providing a great opportunity to translate your computational results to practical
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. The successful candidate would work with an international network of researchers from the University of Adelaide, University of Tasmania, University of Melbourne, University of Copenhagen and the Norwegian
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University of Melbourne, The Kids Institute, and associated research higher degree student(s). The appointee will have completed a PhD in applied mathematics, computer science, or a related discipline. Ideally
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of Queensland, University of Melbourne and Princeton University. At this level it is expected that you will also contribute to service and engagement roles and activities. Key responsibilities will include
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academic at the Faculty of Arts You may be a great fit if: You are a passionate researcher with a PhD and a background in Social Studies of Technology, Anthropology, Human-Computer Interaction or related
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area of expertise. You may be a great fit if: You are a passionate researcher with a PhD in Computer Science or a related field, experienced in machine learning for spatial data management, with a track
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Program For more information check out our benefits page! Your new team – School of Mathematics and Statistics The University of Melbourne's School of Mathematics and Statistics is one of Australia's
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completion) of a PhD in statistics, data science, computational biology, or a related discipline Strong background in statistics, data science, AI/ML, or bioinformatics Strong computational skills Experience
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at conferences. Collaborate Across Disciplines: Work closely with the Agricultural Economics Group and Rural Innovation Research Group of the University of Melbourne, as well as with the OneBasin CRC partners