20 parallel-and-distributed-computing Fellowship positions at UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
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responsibilities will include: Develop Diagnostic Assays: Plan and execute laboratory and computation processes to create and optimise diagnostic tools for infectious diseases. Conduct Molecular Research: Utilise
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responsibilities will include: Establish and Lead Innovative Research: Develop a research programme addressing CCGCM's strategic areas in cancer genome discovery, diagnostics, and translation. Foster Collaborations
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are a skilled and enthusiastic R programmer with a strong background in bioinformatics or computational statistics, capable of maintaining and extending complex software packages while collaborating
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Initiative, you'll contribute to a multidisciplinary research program with global impact. Your responsibilities will include: Conduct Innovative Research: Develop advanced metabolite profiling methods
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Initiative, you'll contribute to a multidisciplinary research program with global impact. Your responsibilities will include: Conduct Innovative Research: Develop advanced metabolite profiling methods
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this role, you will work closely with a collaborative team of five Chief Investigators and two Partner Investigators across anthropology, philosophy, history, computing, and information science. You will
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institutions. Your work will directly contribute to generating whole cell computational models for diverse bacterial, fungal and protist organisms, advancing our understanding of biological systems. Your
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services including a leading Employee Assistance Program For more information check out our benefits page! Your New Team - "The School of BioSciences, Faculty of Science" The School of BioSciences is the
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for the Mathematical Analysis of Cellular Systems (MACSYS ) and Melbourne Integrative Genomics (MIG ). You will work under the supervision of Dr Heejung Shim , whose group focuses on developing innovative computational
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. Engage in Academic Service: Support the priorities of the Art History program and contribute to research workshops and public outreach activities. Collaborate and Network: Work closely with the Hugh Ramsay