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the Centre for IoT and Telecommunications (CIoTT) in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. CIoTT is internationally recognised for excellence in wireless communications and signal processing and
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, development of a cryogenic cosmic-ray detector, dilution refrigerator operation, and nanofabrication of radiation-resilient qubit designs, with access to Rigetti Computing 's quantum processor through
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of ageing. This is a molecular and cellular research project that is expected to generate new insights into brain metabolism, how glial cells and neurons communicate, and how these processes break down in
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when liaising with collaborative research partners. Your key responsibilities will be to: develop advanced modelling, novel material synthesis, processing, fabrication and manufacturing sequence
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sustainable, electrified alternative to the Haber-Bosch process. You will design hybrid catalyst systems (heterogeneous and homogeneous), engineer innovative electrochemical reactors, and pioneer radical
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workers, please login into your Workday account and navigate to the Career icon on your Dashboard. Click on USYD Find Jobs and apply. For a confidential discussion about the role, or if you require
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developing network of academic, industry and professional partners, supported by strong computer literacy and a commitment to responsive, professional service. Sponsorship / work rights for Australia You must
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-in, and performance or creativity degradation in socio-technical decision processes design and implement quantitative methods (for example, learning-based, network-based, or agent-based approaches