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Apply now Job no:525679 Work type:part time Location:Sydney, NSW Categories:Project Management Project Manager (Translational Neuroscience Facility) Employment Type: Part - time (21 hours a week
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development. It brings together multidisciplinary expertise in areas such as neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, and biomedical engineering to explore how the brain processes information, how humans
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development. It brings together multidisciplinary expertise in areas such as neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, and biomedical engineering to explore how the brain processes information, how humans
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In collaboration with people from Monash materials engineering, neuroscience and biochemistry we are developing living AI networks where neurons in a dish are grown to form biological neural
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This project is similar in flavour to the Conscious AI project but rather than come from a Philosophical/Neuroscience/Math/Theory angle, this project aims to build self-aware neural networks
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Job no: 0050205 Location: Parkville Role type: Full-time or Part-time (0.8 - 1.0 FTE); Fixed-term for 12 months Faculty: Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences Department: Neuroscience and Mental
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that aligns with the School of Psychology's core research strengths. We are particularly interested in someone who could unit chair our cognitive neuroscience unit (HPS395) and contribute to our Cognitive
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University of Western Sydney | The University Of Sydney, New South Wales | Australia | about 13 hours ago
for Brain, Behaviour and Development. The centre is explicitly interdisciplinary, by combining electrical engineering, computer science, signal processing and neuroscience. The Centre focus is on developing
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at the School is underpinned by excellence in research across a range of fields, including cognitive and behavioural neuroscience, cognitive and mathematical psychology, social and personality
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for Brain, Behaviour and Development. The centre is explicitly interdisciplinary, by combining electrical engineering, computer science, signal processing and neuroscience. The Centre focus is on developing