49 computer-programmer-"the"-"U"-"UCL"-"IMPRS-ML"-"Prof"-"U.S" positions at University of Adelaide
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that supports the University’s Body Donation Program, working 5 hours per day (some flexibility on the times) and availability to work longer hours on days required to cover leave. Working under general direction
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program, TERN aims to ensure every terrestrial ecosystem in Australia is represented in the sample and data libraries, so that environmental change across all systems can be monitored To be successful you
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membership is an EMBL Partnership Programme established in 2010, entitled ‘EMBL Australia Partner Laboratory Network’ (PLN). The partnership aims to seed a dynamic, highly collaborative culture across
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educational experience at the University. It delivers robust systems for quality assurance, educational policy and compliance, accreditation services and course and program development. It monitors and
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, strategy, and program design. Strong connections with Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisations and communities, with a demonstrated track record of building trusted, authentic, and sustainable
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teaching focused Lecturer to assist in delivering the Anaesthetics and Recovery Nursing program. To be successful you will need: Doctoral or masters qualification or equivalent accreditation and standing and
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the University’s teaching and research objectives and activities. Working under general direction the Data Service Developer is responsible for the development of information and analytical needs
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into student engagement trends, you will help shape strategies for marketing, program promotion, and the recruitment of diverse student cohorts. Working under the guidance of the Lead, Domestic Undergraduate
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ambitious research program to investigate the intersection of plate tectonics, critical metals, and Earth's habitability by trying to better model the Earth’s surface evolution from 1800–500 million years ago
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in the Tumour Inflammation and Immunotherapy Program at SAiGENCI combine molecular biological and genetic approaches, together with human translational studies, to identify the mechanisms by which