173 molecular dynamics simulation positions at Monash University

Research Fellow (Immunity) - Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Research Fellow (Immunity) - Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Job No.: 664036 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 12-month fixed-term appointment Remuneration: $78,120

Lecturer (Simulation) - Victorian Heart Institute

Lecturer (Simulation) - Victorian Heart Institute Job No.: 663959 Location: Victorian Heart Hospital Employment Type: Part-time, fraction (0.4) Duration: Continuing appointment Remuneration: Pro

Simulating Collaborative Discourse

this issue, we propose to develop methods for simulating collaborative discourse data. Preliminary work by Swiecki and colleagues (in preparation) has shown that it is possible to accurately simulate

Anomaly detection in evolving (dynamic) graphs

to devise adaptive models that take into account the dynamically changing characteristics of environments and detect anomalies in ‘evolving’ data. Over the last two decades, many algorithms have been proposed

Creating a turnkey solution to classify, predict and simulate behaviour from videos of rodents

. Methods To make this pre-trained model, the student will script a virtual mouse model 13 to traverse through common behavioural apparatuses within a realistic simulation tool called Unreal Engine 14

Clustering of (time series of) generalised dynamic Bayesian nets, etc.

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Unlocking time: machine learning for understanding dynamic processes

The world is dynamic and in a constant state of flux, yet most machine learning models learn static models from a dataset that represents a single snapshot in time. My group's research is

Learning in a dynamic and ever changing world

The world is dynamic, in constant flux. However, machine learning typically learns static models from historical data. As the world changes, these models decline in performance, sometimes

Individual-based simulations for sustainable insect-plant interactions

Insects are vital components of natural and agricultural ecosystems that interact with plants in complex ways. Computer simulations can help us understand these interactions to improve crop

Senior Lecturer (Bioinformatics)

development, unit coordination, and the delivery of both online and face-to-face teaching materials. Reporting to the Head of Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, this role combines teaching