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to identify prognostic markers for ovarian cancer. The role reports to the Professor, Molecular Oncology Group and has no direct reports. Skills Required: Relevant tertiary qualification in Science, or
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-and-our-planet/infectious-disease-immunisation In the Infectious Diseases Dynamics and Interventions group (co-led by Professor James Wood & Scientia Lecturer Alexandra Hogan ), we use infectious
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Apply now Job no:523745 Work type:full time Location:Sydney, NSW Categories:Research Administration support, Clinical/Medical Research Research Assistant, Cancer Screening (Centre for Molecular
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Apply now Job no:523751 Work type:full time Location:Sydney, NSW Categories:Research Administration support, Clinical/Medical Research Research Assistant, Multiple positions (Centre for Molecular
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Apply now Job no:523596 Work type:full time Location:Sydney, NSW Categories:Research Administration support, Clinical/Medical Research Research Officer, Bioinformatics (Centre for Molecular Oncology
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infecting humans) dynamics and its potential contribution to chronic diseases (e.g. type 1 diabetes, coeliac disease, asthma and allergy). The position will involve completing research tasks related
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or equivalent competence gained through any combination of education, training and experience. Demonstrated technical capability to manipulate, analyse and present data in dynamic and visually interesting formats
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best people come to do their best work. The Coastal and Regional Oceanography group is a dynamic team of researchers, including academics, postdocs, data scientists, technical staff, and PhD students
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matter expertise, quality support and advice regarding the effective use, capabilities and constraints of Dynamics 365 and other relevant information management systems to inform prioritisation, delivery
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skills with the ability to build and maintain effective collaborative professional relationships with University staff and external stakeholders. Demonstrated understanding of the dynamic nature