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0.6FTE) – 12 months (with possibility of extension) Location: Calvary Mater Newcastle Hospital Join our multidisciplinary health technology assessment (HTA) team Work across a wide range of technical
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recognised as a critical aspect of adequate rockfall risk management. Yet, rockfall fragmentation is a complex phenomenon still poorly understood and not properly considered in engineering practice
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multidisciplinary team who are focused on improving outcomes for patients with chronic wounds. The School of Engineering seeks to appoint a PhD student to work on a funded project titled “Reducing the impact of
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the University’s commitment to delivering an exceptional student experience and serving our communities. For more information click here – Our Uni . Our school The School of Engineering is one of the most research
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Programs. Manage Systems, Processesand Technology to maximise the effectiveness and impact of learning opportunities. Who are you? You are a genuine and dynamic leader who has the capability to operate
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the University’s commitment to delivering an exceptional student experience and serving our communities. For more information click here – Our Uni . Our school The School of Engineering is one of the most research
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across a portfolio of IT products and services within the University’s Digital Technology Solutions team. This includes: Leading the planning and implementation of change and adoption approaches aligned
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investigate principles of multi-sensor vision systems in the context of deep neural networks and sensor fusion. The aim is to utilise machine learning techniques to develop new real-world technology in machine
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Inspire and empower students through interactive learning experiences Play a pivotal role in igniting students' passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Travel
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, including but not limited to infrastructure, technology, corporate services, and research and academic. Developing strategies for continuous improvement, with proactive participation in working groups