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lifecycles. This is your chance to inform national and global conversations about the roles nuclear technologies may play in our collective futures. This postdoctoral role will contribute to the UNSW Nuclear
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bivalent promoter states and DNA hypomethylation. · Identify novel biomarkers for early diagnosis, risk stratification, and therapeutic response. · Support the development of epigenetic-based
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population for decades, existing tools are inaccurate in young people with SMI. As a result, an underserved, high-risk population miss critical opportunities for prevention. The Psychosis Metabolic Risk
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: Natural scientist or engineer wanting to make a difference in sustainable business practice The Job’s mission The research fellow will work for the Risk & Resilience Initiative. The initiative is led by
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business practice The Job’s mission The research fellow will work for the Risk & Resilience Initiative. The initiative is led by Prof. Florian Hoos and based on strong collaborations with Prof. Sophie Bacq
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, including guidance on experiments, coding, data analysis, and scientific writing. Support project management activities, including procurement inputs, coordination with collaborators, and contribution to risk
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, with a focus on analyzing data, outcomes, and trends related to unannounced foreign inspections of food, drug, device, and cosmetics, manufacturers. Further, you will perform analysis on the different
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postnatal maternal health theme (theme 2), including research programmes in cardiometabolic risk prevention and management, and specifically, remote blood pressure monitoring in pregnancy and the postnatal
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studies, critical infrastructure studies, heritage research, and spatial analysis. The PhD position is funded for three years, starting 1 March 2027 and ending 28 February 2030, and is embedded within
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development: better timing for nutritional strategies, clearer understanding of risk trajectories, more targeted use of probiotics or microbiome-supporting approaches, and stronger evidence for how early-life