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the delivery of high-quality registry data that informs research, policy, and improvements in trauma care. About the role Reporting to Professor Belinda Gabbe, you will: Coordinate the day-to-day operations of
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and complex data analysis, and collaborate with capabilities in protein expression, crystallography and high-throughput functional genetic screening. The role will also support Platform growth through
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background checks required for the role, as determined by the University. Enquiries: Dr. Naim Rastgoo, Senior Research Fellow, Department of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, [email protected]
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platform data, and contributing to high-quality academic and policy outputs. The role provides an opportunity to work at the intersection of economics, agricultural markets and digital technology, with
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the next generation of personalised AI health coaching systems. Students will join a multidisciplinary PhD cohort spanning health, behavioural science, artificial intelligence, data science, and digital
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. You will coordinate complex projects, grant application development, funded project execution, governance and data access processes, manage risks and resources, higher degree research student
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. Communication: Exceptional written and oral communication skills, with advanced digital/computer proficiency. Why Apply? Be Part of Something Historic: Contribute directly to a national project that redefines
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will undertake data collection and analysis, administer experiments and questionnaires, develop data collection tools, coordinate activities, and prepare reports, presentations and research documentation
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environment. You will have highly developed organisational, analytical and communication skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities, meet demanding deadlines, quickly understand complex information
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scientific text at scale, but they are known to hallucinate associations, conflate correlation with causation, and inherit biases from their training data, making them unreliable as standalone scientific