73 web-programmer-developer-university-of-liverpool research jobs at The University of Queensland
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development. The greater benefits of joining the UQ community are broad: from being part of a Group of Eight university, to recognition of prior service with other Australian universities, up to 26 weeks
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Study for Staff Salary packaging options About You An excellent programmer with a background in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software or Computer Systems Engineering, or a closely related
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research funding opportunities, and other forms of staff support and development. The greater benefits of joining the UQ community are broad: from being part of a Group of Eight university, to recognition
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at the Centre for Children’s Research Centre, adjacent to Qld Children’s Hospital in South Brisbane About This Opportunity The Children’s Intensive Care Research Program (ChIRP), based at UQ’s Child Health
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to contribute to student supervision and research development, as well as service and engagement roles and activities. Key responsibilities will include: Research: Contribute to and develop a research program
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coherent research program with an emerging profile in coral reef studies. Supervision and Researcher Development: Supervise and mentor researchers and students through effective guidance of Honours and
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research outputs in high quality outlets, participate in research funding applications, collaborate on joint research projects, contribute to transfer of knowledge, develop a research program, and utilise
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translation, including commercialisation of UQ intellectual property. Develop a coherent research program and an emerging research profile. Supervision and Researcher Development: Contribute to supervision
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, random forests, etc.), and languages like R, Python, or Julia for health data analysis. Experience in backend/frontend development, data visualization, and web apps using JavaScript, Python, and Linux
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the development and implementation of the Living Systematic Review program as part of the National Allergy Centre of Excellence (NACE). This is a unique opportunity to shape national research in food