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About the opportunity Established as the first computer science department in Australia, the School of Computer Science (SCS) is research intensive and has a strong tradition of research-led teaching. The
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underpinning a new national screening program for type 1 diabetes in children Academic Level A from Base from $89,831p. a (Pro Rata) and Level B Base Salary from $127,436 p.a. (pro‑rata) + 17% superannuation
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research outputs, including peer-reviewed publications and presentations to academic and government stakeholders develop a coherent research program and an emerging research profile support and supervise
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for networked digital twins that support autonomous decision infrastructure for adaptive action with human oversight. This project is part of an ambitious research program to advance how digital twins, agentic AI
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programme in entomology at The University of Sydney, hosted within a supporting research group. The fellowship provides protected research time, mentorship, and practical enabling support so the fellow can
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· Part time fixed term until 2 March 2027 · Research Fellow role supporting research program in skin cancer prevention and treatment for high‑risk populations-including high risk kidney
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+ 17% superannuation About the opportunity This position offers an opportunity to join a dynamic research team focused on multisectoral food systems policy and public health. Our research programme is
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an outstanding Research Fellow to join the Autoimmune Rheumatic Diseases Research Program within the Faculty of Medicine and Health. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to impactful research that aims
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Clinical Trial Research Assistant - Neurology to manage the research funded by MRFF led by Clinical Professor Todd Hardy , who leads an exciting program of novel research. In this role, you will play a key
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- Psychology role sits within the School of Psychology and will contribute to a major global research program examining the discreteness bias - the belief that social categories are rigid, discrete and immutable