351 algorithm-development-"Prof" positions at The University of Queensland in Australia
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-Qld Facility is seeking to appoint a Senior Process Development Engineer (Microfluidics and micro and nano devices Fabrication) to support researchers in utilising ANFF’s advanced micro- and
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and cancer immunotherapy. Develop your expertise and research profile working with a high performing team on cutting edge research in state-of-the-art facilities. In this role, you will be expected
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research team working at the intersection of nanotechnology and clinical sciences. You will contribute to the development of cutting-edge technologies for precision diagnostics, biosensing, and application
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correspondence, reports, and other materials. You will also develop and provide specialized reports and ensure compliance with all relevant University policies and procedures. Stakeholder Engagement and Team
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the state’s position in quantum algorithm development. Additional partners include Siemens, Aurizon, and Queensland Energy, collaborating to pioneer quantum technologies for decarbonisation. Hosted by the ARC
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of Mechanical and Mining Engineering, where innovation meets impact. As a key member of this dynamic team, you will develop cutting-edge computational models of two-phase flow in fractured media — ranging from
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or computational frameworks. Strong interest in method development, including algorithms and/or scientific software development, with a willingness to contribute to codebases or tool creation. Evidence of
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Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI). This is a unique opportunity for you to focus your efforts on developing your expertise and emerging research profile in advanced polymer chemistry in
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Project (Next-Generation Solvers for Complex Microwave Engineering Problems). This project aims to design and develop physics-guided, data-driven algorithms that can accurately solve complex microwave
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the use of quantum computers, and especially fault-tolerant quantum computers, for high-value decarbonisation use cases such as improved battery chemistries, the development of new catalysts for hydrogen