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Part time (0.3 FTE), fixed term until March 2031. Exciting opportunity to join the University of Sydney as a Principal Research Fellow in Neurology Research at the ANZAC Research Institute, Concord
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to: conduct original research as part of a team focusing on high-quality publications and securing research funding in the area of RNA virus evolution and function perform virus isolation and cell culture
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centres reflect the strength, diversity and depth of our research. Our master's and PhD research degrees offer the opportunity to work alongside our world-leading researchers. We engage in key issues
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informatics proven experience in original research and scholarly activity experience in next-generation sequencing data analysis or integrative analysis of multi-dimensional data high-level skills in
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of Science. Your key responsibilities will be to: conduct original research independently or as part of a team, focusing on quantitative analysis of economic impacts of ultra processed foods; bring and
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undertake original research studies investigating the biodiversity and function of groundwater ecosystems and their response to environmental changes generate high‑quality research outputs through preparation
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be to: · design, conduct, and analyse original research studies investigating the prevention, early detection, and treatment of skin cancers in high‑risk populations, including kidney transplant
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mathematical research and discovery develop research collaborations assist with grant writing and the publishing of original work supervise students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels contribute
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multiple research and clinical stakeholders, and preparation and communication of research outputs. Your key responsibilities will be to: conduct original research independently or as part of a team
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compliance reporting · supervise and mentor PhD, Master, and medical students, and support the development of early‑career researchers and professional staff involved in evidence‑synthesis research