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Imran Sarwar

Professor of Computer Science

University of Newcastle

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Medical Imaging

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Artificial Intelligence

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Medical Science

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Computer Vision

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Machine Learning

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Translational Medicine

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University of Newcastle

Postdoctoral Research Associate in Computer Vision and Medical Imaging

The University of Newcastle is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate (Level B) to join the FaceMatch project, a pioneering initiative funded by the MRFF. This project leverages artificial intelligence and computer vision to enhance the diagnosis of syndromic intellectual disability, focusing on facial phenotyping and the integration of genomic data. The successful candidate will work on developing advanced screening and diagnostic models for rare genetic disorders, contributing to impactful translational health outcomes. This opportunity is ideal for researchers with a PhD in Computer Vision, Machine Learning, or closely related fields. Candidates with experience in medical imaging, digital health, or applied AI are especially encouraged to apply. The position offers the chance to work in a multidisciplinary environment at the intersection of computer science and medical science, with a focus on innovative solutions for healthcare challenges. The role is fully funded by the MRFF, though specific stipend and tuition details are not provided. The application deadline is 15 February 2026. Interested applicants should apply through the University of Newcastle's official job portal and ensure all required documents are submitted before the deadline. Key research areas include computer vision, medical imaging, artificial intelligence, machine learning, facial phenotyping, genomic data integration, digital health, and rare genetic disorders. This position provides an excellent platform for postdoctoral researchers aiming to make significant contributions to translational health and AI-driven medical diagnostics.

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