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engaging with different stakeholders; (d) an excellent command of both written and spoken English and Chinese, with fluency in Putonghua and Cantonese; (e) good computer literacy, including Microsoft
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proficient in computer applications, including MS Office, and have a good understanding of university’s administrative setting; (g) be proactive, able to handle multitasking, and work independently under
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agents across various tasks; and (c) benchmark the performance of the proposed approach on several representative tasks in computational pathology by comparing a selective and adaptive mixture
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women, as well as transgender and gender diverse individuals; (c) have good computer literacy, including proficiency in EndNote, Microsoft Office, and statistical software such as SPSS, NVivo or R
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. Qualifications Applicants should: (a) have a recognised degree with some relevant work experience, preferably in statistical analysis and space management; (b) have good computer literacy including MS Word
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) have proficiency in computer skills, including Microsoft Office software and Chinese word processing; (c) have good teamwork and interpersonal skills; (d) have a good command of both written and spoken
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equivalent; (c) at least five years of post-qualification experience in accounting, auditing or other related fields, including two or more years in supervisory role; (d) good computer literacy; (e) a
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dedicated to work and have a positive attitude; and (h) have good computer skills, including MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint, etc. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to sit for a written test. Conditions
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Mathematics or related fields, such as Statistics and Computer Science. The appointee will assist in delivering courses and tutorials at undergraduate and/or postgraduate level(s), and provide general teaching
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Charities Trust. Key components of the project include a website, online educational programmes and family activities, community-based professional intervention programmes, capacity-building workshops