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Appointment Type: Full-time, continuing Location: Macquarie University, Wallumattagal Campus, North Ryde Macquarie University is seeking an outstanding academic to join the School of Computing in the Faculty
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governance and build a lasting framework that supports an entire university Macquarie University is embarking on a significant program to transform how it manages records and information across the institution
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anchor our Health/EMR Program and shape the data architecture that will underpin a modern, connected digital health ecosystem. This is a rare opportunity to influence the data foundations of a leading
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with our communities to discover, create and innovate with sustainability at our core. THE ROLE The School of Computing is inviting expressions of interest for inclusion within our casual academic pool
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. Experience developing and implementing service delivery plans, programs and initiatives and proven ability to analyse and interpret highly complex information from numerous sources. Other Specific Requirements
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team with wide global representativeness Under the supervision of the project leader, you will contribute to a focused program of foundational AI research. Key responsibilities include, but are not
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, statistical analysis, and predictive modelling. Demonstrated experience with Alteryx, Python, R, SQL, AWS, and Power BI, plus knowledge of database management and systems thinking methods. Experience curating
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of: Developing model visualisation methods to enable interactive and dynamic model building. Robust selection and estimation in regression type models. Variable selection and inference for statistically
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, electronic health records and decision support can improve the everyday experience of care for people who need it most. We are seeking a Research Assistant to provide research support across a program of
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relevant materials characterisation techniques, such as XRD, SEM/TEM, XPS, Raman, spectroscopy, or related methods, and the ability to interpret structure–property–performance relationships. Demonstrated