40 phd-position-data-mining Fellowship research jobs at Monash University in Australia
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Proficiency in analytics, AI, and modern data science tools Excellent problem-solving, project coordination and communication skills A PhD or equivalent research experience (preferred) Experience with clinical
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Research Fellow – Injury Data & Health Policy Job No.: 677444 Location: 553 St Kilda Road Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 18 month fixed-term appointment Remuneration: $118,974 - $141,283 p.a
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information management practices. About Monash University At Monash , work feels different. There’s a sense of belonging, from contributing to something groundbreaking – a place where great things happen. We
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fast-readout electron detectors to validate the methods developed. The successful candidate will have a PhD in Physics, Materials Engineering, Computer Science or a closely related field. Research
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for eating disorders. This position offers the opportunity to lead a multidisciplinary clinical research team in the delivery and dissemination of high-quality clinical trials co-designed with people with
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, Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering, +61 3 9905 9104, liz.ratnam@monash.edu Position Descriptions: Level A - Research Fellow Level B - Research Fellow Applications Close: Sunday 10 August
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and statistics, with expertise spanning time series analysis, Bayesian inference, financial econometrics, and data analytics. As home to one of the strongest forecasting research groups worldwide, we
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that unveil the unseen. analyse complex data to uncover insights and pioneer new strategies for molecular sensing and imaging. We’re looking for someone who brings: A PhD in chemical biology, organic chemistry
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the school environment impacts teacher gender bias. As the successful candidate you will be responsible for data collection & analysis, research design, contribute to the preparation of research papers, work
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in the field of quantum information and optimisation. This position is part of the Australian Research Council funded Discovery Project titled “Exploiting duality in quantum relative entropy