Associate Professor/Professor

University of South Australia

Associate Professor/Professor in Mathematical or Statistical Modelling

Key senior position

Exciting and challenging opportunity to grow and lead a research concentration

Total remuneration package: A$127K - A$163K

A key senior position as Professor in Mathematical or Statistical Modelling has been identified for the purpose of growing and leading the research in bioinformatics and phenomics conducted in the School of Mathematics and Statistics, Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment, UniSA.

This is an exciting and challenging opportunity to grow and lead this research concentration within an existing and thriving research environment. The scientific background and skill set of the appointee will ensure strong research leadership of the mathematical, statistical and bioinformatics capabilities of existing and future members of the research group. The responsibilities of the role include meeting the immediate and future requirements of the Australian Centre for Plant Functional Genomics (ACPFG) with the analysis and interpretation of plant genomic and plant phenotypic data and expanding the activities of the research group into other areas of informatics that are aligned with research strengths in the University (e.g. medical and public health informatics).

The successful applicant should have a strong research record in one of the following areas: mathematical modelling or statistical modelling. The successful applicant will also have experience with modelling of biological systems.

For further information, please contact Professor Stanley J. Miklavcic on +61 8 8302 3788 or email: Stan.Miklavcic@unisa.edu.au

For further details including the position description, selection criteria and application lodgement details, please visit: http://www.unisa.edu.au/workingatunisa

This position will remain open until a suitable candidate is appointed.

The University is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Employer of Choice for Women.
People of Aboriginal Australian and Torres Strait Islander cultural and linguistic background are encouraged to apply.
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