42 computer-"https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "I.E" "Dana Farber Cancer Institute" Fellowship research jobs at The University of Queensland
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our St Lucia Campus About This Opportunity Join a world‑class research community and help shape the future of quantum computing at UQ. This is an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow
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) Based at our St Lucia Campus About This Opportunity Join a high-impact, collaborative research program at UQ as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow, working at the intersection of visualisation, visual
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Fellow, with expertise in psychology and computer science, to join our world-leading School of Psychology to support research on an ARC Laureate Project, Transforming Understanding of Cognitive Ageing
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in human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs)-derived skin organoids (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38044307/ ), and the generation of vascularized skin organoids (https
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analytics More information can be found at https://smi.uq.edu.au/mishc About This Opportunity This is an exciting opportunity for a Professorial Research Fellow to work within the Minerals Industry Safety and
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using available software packages (i.e., IMARIS, FIJI/ImageJ). Presentation of data in Adobe Illustrator for publication purposes. Maintain experimental record keeping of projects. Develop experimental
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computational model that explains how people regulate their resources (e.g., time, energy) across multiple life roles and identities (e.g., worker, parent, community member), how this process affects life
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opportunity for a Research Fellow to contribute to a transformative new initiative within the Urban First Nations Research program, part of Professor James Ward’s ARC Laureate project. This transdisciplinary
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to build your research profile within a collaborative, high-performing team tackling real-world health challenges. Key responsibilities will include: Research: Develop a coherent research program in
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transformative new initiative within the Urban First Nations Research program, part of Professor James Ward’s ARC Laureate project. Grounded in Indigenous methodologies and delivered through four interconnected