Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
Listed
-
Category
-
Program
-
Field
-
microwave techniques and anomaly detection, create large electromagnetic signal datasets via simulation, lab, and real-world experiments, design and test clutter removal techniques, build physics-guided, data
-
of photonic single protein sensors to observe, control and understand protein behaviour, advancing knowledge at the interface of quantum science and the life sciences. As a Level B Research Fellow, you will
-
Event Management Software. An ability to work under pressure and meet daily deadlines, achieve objectives and be flexible. Customer oriented focus and commitment to excellence and professionalism
-
embedding new ways of working and achieving the University’s strategic objectives. Key responsibilities will include: Strategic Alignment & Planning Develop comprehensive change management strategies
-
objectives. Work closely with colleagues and other subject matter experts to advance pedagogical outcomes, especially concerning AI and assessment security. About You Relevant degree/qualifications and at
-
drug detection. This position will support Sub-study 3 which involves a rigorous ex-ante evaluation of the proposed two-tier enforcement policy, assessing its expected impact, cost-effectiveness
-
transactions processing and data capture and adopts required changes to all allocated work across the Payment Services stream. Establishes meaningful individual performance goals and objectives with
-
a team to achieve operational objectives and balance competing priorities. You will be a team player, with high level written and oral communication and demonstrated interpersonal and negotiation
-
required to complete a number of pre-employment checks, including: right to work in Australia and education check. We may support you with obtaining employer-sponsored work rights. You can find out more
-
find out more about life in Australia’s Sunshine State here . Questions? For more information about this opportunity, please contact Professor Ben Powell powell@physics.uq.edu.au and Dr Carla Verdi