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intelligence can support the development and use of computer algebra systems, including mathematical programming, software verification and testing, documentation, and new ways for researchers to interact with
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for Academic Performance . About You You will demonstrate: Completion of a PhD in computer science, cyber security, human-computer interaction, or a closely related discipline with a focus on privacy, provenance
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of associated information assets, which may include an evidence-based interactive online platform, index, dashboard or comparable mechanism to extend the reach, accessibility and influence of CCAE’s research and
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, mantle convection, landscape evolution, ocean-atmosphere-cryosphere interactions and biosphere processes to better understand the formation and preservation of critical mineral deposits. As Postdoctoral
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. The position reports to Associate Professor Elizabeth Williams at UNSW School of Science and has no direct reports. Who You Are (skills and experience): A PhD in nuclear science, human-computer interaction
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physiology, soil-plant-microbe interactions, and nitrogen cycling processes in terrestrial ecosystems. Proven expertise in plant physiology and plant-microbe interactions, including experience with molecular
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communication skills and ability to network effectively and interact with a diverse range of stakeholders. Demonstrated ability to work in a team, collaborate across disciplines, create innovative solutions
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About the opportunity The Postdoctoral Research Fellow will lead and support preclinical neuroscience research investigating the interactions between sleep, circadian biology, and binge eating disorder
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interactions Expertise with human in vitro co-culture models, including CD8+ T-cell responses, is desirable Expertise in omics and systems immunology Proficiency in R or Python programming for data analysis
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scientists, and physicists to understand how biotic/abiotic interactions can be manipulated to control rare-earth element material structures and subsequent magnetic properties. The project will use proteins