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seminars and meetings. Support the progress of honours, masters and PhD students in algebra and geometry. Disseminate research results through conferences and/or seminars. Collaborate on publications in
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research directions of the project. Assist with the supervision and mentoring of PhD students to develop the next generation of academics (as per the norms of the discipline). Present results of research
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skills to contribute effectively to the research efforts of CHeBA and UNSW. Skills Required: A PhD in Neuroimaging, Data science, Engineering, or a related field or a recently submitted PhD thesis with
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), psychophysical methods, computational neuroscience methods, machine learning and modelling. Our studies utilise various haptic devices, and mechanical and electrical stimulators. Key skills required: PhD
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. This position will report to the project principal investigator A/Prof Michelle Tye and supervise one direct report. Skills Required: A PhD in public health, psychology, or a related discipline, and/or relevant
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no direct reports. Skills Required: A PhD in data science or cancer epidemiology, and/or relevant work experience. Proven commitment to proactively keeping up to date with research aimed at reducing health
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research collaborations funded by competitive grants. Who You Are Skills and experience required for this position: A PhD in a related discipline, and/or relevant work experience. Proven commitment
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the Position Description at JOBS@UNSW. Skills and Experience Summary A PhD or equivalent experience in business, economics, management, sociology or a relevant field with expertise in social and/or environmental
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advancing research efforts at SPH, while adhering to academic standards and promoting a safe working environment. Skills Required: A PhD (or equivalent experience) in a highly quantitative discipline
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best people come to do their best work. The Coastal and Regional Oceanography group is a dynamic team of researchers, including academics, postdocs, data scientists, technical staff, and PhD students