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strong campus-based presence. You may be required to travel across the wider region for research purposes. Your key responsibilities will be: For Level A and Level B · design, coordinate and deliver
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clinical practice. The Centre is a partnership that combines the complementary strengths of the University of Sydney and Cancer Council NSW to accelerate progress in cancer prevention, early detection and
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$132,533 (Pro rata) + 17% superannuation About the opportunity The University of Sydney is seeking a Research Fellow to join a leading research program based at the Children's Hospital, working under
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. Working within a collaborative and multidisciplinary environment, you will play a key role in the design, delivery, and translation of impactful research. You will contribute to competitive grant
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Research Centre at the University of Sydney and contribute to world-leading research addressing the growing health challenges associated with a warming world. As a Research Fellow, you will apply and further
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mental disorders assist with the design and high-level coordination of new study protocols collecting clinical, biological, and behavioural data as part of immune-related mental health research projects
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Health at the University of Sydney. The RPC is focused on improving pregnancy and neonatal outcomes through research in reproduction, obstetrics and maternal fetal medicine. This position is supported
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marketing of social media and AI, co-designing, evaluating using mixed method studies and implementing evidence-based solutions to address this public health issue. The role will support Dr Brooke Nickel and
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on sleep, ageing and dementia risk in older adults design, implement and manage research activities in accordance with approved protocols collect, analyse and interpret quantitative and/or clinical research
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across the cancer control continuum. The Daffodil Centre combines the complementary strengths of Cancer Council NSW and the University of Sydney to accelerate progress in cancer care and outcomes across