Postdoc Positions in Data Mining

The Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering at the University of Melbourne has openings for two post-doctoral research fellows in the area of data mining, with a particular emphasis on data mining for time evolving networks. The fellows will be supported by a research grant from the Australian Research Council Discovery Projects scheme, for two years.

The project is overseen by Prof. Rao Kotagiri, A/Prof Christopher Leckie and A/Prof James Bailey and is part of the activities of a leading group of researchers in data mining and knowledge discovery.

The positions require a PhD degree in computer science or a related discipline, with research experience in data mining, documented by a record of high quality publications. Expertise in graph mining and time series mining is also desired. The fellows will be working with a team of academics and PhD students. Strong written and verbal skills are expected.

For further information about the position, interested candidates may contact James Bailey (baileyj@unimelb.edu.au).

The position has been advertised by the University of Melbourne, with a closing date of 27 February 2011.

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