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supporting country implementation of a suite of tools that have been developed by COP in partnership with WHO’s International Pathogen Surveillance Network – including a WHO costing tool for genomics
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addressing of the individual ions with the laser beams. The successful candidate will be involved in all stages of the development cycle: collaborate with team members to define technical requirements, design
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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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academic, social-emotional, and critical learning in secondary humanities and English classrooms in Singapore. Inclusive pedagogy, as defined in this study, refers to a body of teaching theories that affirm
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the biomolecular world of life with the networked world of technology. IDMxS seeks to expand such capabilities to include health information, such as viral infection or molecular signatures of disease, and
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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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experimental setups involving camera systems, IoT sensor networks, or embedded sensing platforms. Experience designing and conducting experiments in aquaculture, animal science, or environmental biology is
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team to lead the storm surge modelling in the Singapore Sea. As a specialist in wave modelling software, the successful candidate will work on cutting-edge projects related to coastal and ocean wave
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conditions. To propose a methodology/framework in a software prototype to be developed in the project. To report research findings in the form of a report and present in international peer-reviewed conferences
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RESEARCH FELLOW IN ARI(TRANSITION RISKS IN IMPLEMENTING FOREST CARBON INITIATIVES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA)
accumulations of carbon in the atmosphere (achieving “net zero” emissions) by 2050 and involve major structural and behavioural changes globally. Forests capture carbon from the atmosphere, a proportion of which