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(or equivalent) in a health-related field Experience with mixed methods research, systematic reviews & data analysis Strong communication and organisational skills Australian citizenship or permanent
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climate science researchers, processes and data can lead to innovations in music. The successful applicant will join the Climate Vocabularies research team and contribute to the wider project within
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survey instruments incorporating stated choice experiments and the application of experimental design principles to ensure that the survey delivers high quality data. Analysis of this data will employ both
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significant health and disability policy reforms. The successful candidate will undertake data-driven, policy-relevant research using advanced quantitative methods, including causal econometric analysis and
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. Possible directions include, but are not limited to: ● an ethnographic study of digital inclusion and exclusion in Indonesian cities ● analysis of how data infrastructures mediate creative or platform labour
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shape health, employment, and wellbeing outcomes for individuals and families. The successful candidate will join a highly collaborative research team using linked employer–employee administrative data
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degree, or High Second-Class Masters degree or equivalent in the health-related field. Strong quantitative research skills. An understanding of quantitative research methodology and data analysis. Evidence
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characterisation facilities, offering exceptional opportunities to perform in-situ and high-resolution materials analysis. Leveraging these state-of-the-art research capabilities, the candidate will conduct high
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approved by both GLaWAC and Professor David at Monash. Applications that focus on specialised topics such as those relating to archaeological faunal remains, geoarchaeology, stone artefact analysis
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; contemporary roots) institutional histories (political parties, unions, churches, education systems, universities, government agencies) historical analysis of antisemitic discourse in Australian print culture