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development of mathematical software Base Salary, Academic level A/B $113,634 - $157,381 + 17% superannuation About the opportunity The School of Mathematics and Statistics is currently seeking up to
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development of mathematical software Base Salary, Academic level A/B $113,634 - $157,381 + 17% superannuation About the opportunity The School of Mathematics and Statistics is currently seeking up
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and therapeutic development Academic Level C $162,347 (Pro rata) + 17% superannuation About the opportunity An exciting opportunity exists for a Senior Research Fellow to join a high-performing
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Join an internationally leading research program improving cancer outcomes through equitable next generation radiotherapy technology development Located at South Eveleigh Biomedical building in
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a key part in supporting a melanoma clinical guidelines project, undertaking evidence synthesis activities that contribute to the compilation and development of clinical practice guidelines for
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Full time, 1-year fixed term position with possibility of extension Be part of the development of novel quantum magnetometer-based navigation tools for autonomous marine systems Base Salary $117,936
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, working alongside Australian and international collaborators. You will contribute to or lead competitive grant applications and the development of new studies, build relationships with sites and
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regarded. Mentoring and career development opportunities will be provided. A description of the Daffodil Centre and its teams is available on the Centre website . Have a preference for a certain research
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Midwifery (Sydney Nursing School) we integrate teaching, research, and scholarship with practice and policy development, while fostering engagement with all health professions. We are seeking two
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arising from rapidly changing online and offline environments. The successful Fellow will contribute to the development of an emerging national and international research agenda focused on children's