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clinical AI evaluation. Develop code framework, proof of concept (MIMIC database), integrate with EMR-connected solution, and support NASCENT rollout at Townsville University Hospital and other sites
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with and actively demonstrate the Code of Conduct and Values Cooperate with all health and safety policies and procedures of the university and take all reasonable care to ensure that your actions
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of academics (as per the norms of the discipline). Present results of research at conferences and other venues. Align with and actively demonstrate the Code of Conduct and Values. Cooperate with all
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device measurement techniques. Align with and actively demonstrate the Code of Conduct and Values. Cooperate with all health and safety policies and procedures of the university and take all reasonable
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executive functions, including decision-making, attention and predictive coding. Key responsibilities will include: Research: Undertake human testing, conduct analyses of behavioural and brain imaging data
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at conferences and/or workshops relevant to the project as required. Align with and actively demonstrate the Code of Conduct and Values. Cooperate with all health and safety policies and procedures
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metrics, or similar frameworks. Strong programming skills in R, Python, or similar, with the ability to write reproducible, well-documented code. Familiarity with high-performance computing (HPC
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the Code of Conduct and Values. Cooperate with all health and safety policies and procedures of the university and take all reasonable care to ensure that your actions or omissions do not impact on
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skills, including conducting, coding, and analyzing semi-structured interviews. Capacity to identify regulatory barriers and propose feasible pathways for floating photovoltaics deployment. Assist in
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across teams. Assist with preparing integrative annual reporting for the CARE program. Align with and actively demonstrate the Code of Conduct and Values. Ensure hazards and risks are identified and