Stage 2: Researching the Scottish Historical Population Platform (SHiPP)

ANU will employ Dr Charini Nanayakkara as a post-doctoral researcher for a three-year position. Charini has unique skills and expertise that are crucial for the development of novel algorithms and methods as required for the SHiPP project. While being employed as a post-doctoral researcher at the ANU, Charini will be acting as an overseas consultant for the purpose of the SHiPP collaboration. She will be working 0.75 FTE on the SHiPP project, to be funded by the UoE, which over the three-year period of the project. The ANU School of Computing commits to funding the remaining 0.25 FTE for the three-year duration of Charinis employment.