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based in Singapore and will provide opportunities to deeply understand the challenges of building an advanced quantum communication network. The successful candidates will be involved in all stages
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initiative in global health. This implementation science project focuses on designing and evaluating public health interventions that promote behaviour change, strengthen community resilience, and build local
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journals. Present research outcomes at national and international symposia, fostering knowledge exchange and networking within the global neuroscience community. Contribute to the development and delivery
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actively develop appropriate external contacts and networks relevant future collaboration and funding opportunities; Maintain the highest standard of professional conduct and record keeping in accordance
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comparable estimates of health loss due to diseases, injuries, and risk factors worldwide. This role offers an opportunity to be part of a global network advancing data-driven health policy and research impact
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and promote activities designed to develop collaborative research with research colleagues and support staff internally and to actively develop appropriate external contacts and networks relevant future
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at least 5 years of working experience, including project management and team leadership. c) Exhibit excellent communication skills and be capable of managing a network of stakeholders. d) Be
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medical centre. The School embodies a strategic partnership between Duke University and National University of Singapore. It works closely with the Singapore Health Services (SingHealth) cluster, a network
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research proposals; Monitor and keep up to date the latest technology and trend in related areas; Organize, and assist technical workshops, networking events and conferences (local and overseas
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Science 2018). Our research combines in vivo and in vitro experimental platforms to explore mechanisms of synaptic and neural network activity dysfunction in the human neocortex. Using human iPSC-derived