324 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St"-"Prof" positions at Monash University
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substantial research project, GPA 80%+ from a reputed university Refereed publications including journal or conference of high repute Desirable Background in Algorithms and Data Structures
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of the environment. Resource Development: Lead resource development and create policies, operating procedures, strategies, and reporting mechanisms. Collaboration: Work closely with other Enterprise Engineering teams
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with real-world application to pressing health challenges. In this role, you will: Develop new statistical methodology to support adaptive variants of cluster randomised trials Write R or Stata code
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who discover them The Opportunity Monash Residential Services (MRS) has the opportunity to support 2 recent Monash graduates to gain exposure to a range of business departments and develop their skills
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to the development of advanced control and optimisation frameworks to enhance the resilience, safety, and efficiency of electricity grids integrated with fast-charging Electric Vehicles (EVs). You will focus
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The Monash mRNA Workforce Training Centre is seeking to appoint a Lecturer (Education-Focused). The Lecturer (Education-focussed) is expected to contribute actively to the design, development and delivery
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of preclinical models. You will also contribute to research infrastructure, including the coordination and processing of biospecimens for downstream discovery science and biomarker development. This is a unique
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Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) as part of its PARADIGM program , a multi-institutional initiative to develop deployable, hospital-grade care systems for underserved and remote communities
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candidate you will have: Highly developed numeracy, analytical and conceptual skills including the ability to quickly assimilate new concepts and information and deliver innovative solutions Superior
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Since the 1990s, researchers have known that commonly-used public-key cryptosystems (such as RSA and Diffie-Hellman systems) could be potentially broken using an efficient algorithm running on a