54 phd-computer-science-"IMPRS-ML"-"IMPRS-ML" Fellowship positions at The University of Queensland
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: Completion or near completion of a PhD in bioinformatics, statistics, data science, microbiology, nutrition science or immunology. An emerging profile in research in microbiome, immunological disease
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Conduct research and develop a research program in experimental quantum turbulence and manipulation of quantum vortices to enable studies of 2D melting. Innovate and pursue the aims of the Discovery Project
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Centre for Crop Science Full-time (100%), permanent/fixed-term position for up to three years Base salary will be in the range $80,448.78 - $107,104.10 + 17% Superannuation (Academic Level A) Based
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completion of a PhD in geomechanics, energy engineering, geophysics, and/or geodynamics. An established record of scientific achievements in geomechanics and geomechanical numerical modelling, including
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opportunities via the academic promotions process. About You Completion of a PhD in the area of carbon management in the mining industry A sustained record of outstanding impact and achievement in research in
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loading, flexible working arrangements including hybrid on site/WFH options and flexible start/finish times, and genuine career progression opportunities via the academic promotions process. About You A PhD
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% Superannuation (Academic Level B) Based at our St Lucia Campus, with occasional travel to and work at other sites around QLD required About This Opportunity Join the new ARC Research Hub for Engineering Plants
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(CRISPR screens, Chromatin IP, ATAC-seq) and cellular biology (cell death mechanisms, immunology), and experience with animal models and organoid cultures. Position 3 will focus on Bioinformatics
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. About You Applicants should possess a PhD in a relevant discipline, such as Indigenous Health, Public Health, or related health field. You will also bring an understanding of culturally safe communication
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research profile in peptide chemistry and ion channel biology. Our laboratory explores the venoms of arthropod predators to discover peptides that modulate the activity ion channels involved in human disease