10 environment-health research jobs at Queensland University of Technology

Post doctoral Fellow in School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (2 positions available)

, quantitative methods for building control, evidence for policymaking and recommendations for operational guidelines. Wide-ranging benefits include reducing the health and economic burden of inadequate indoor air

Research Fellow

prior approval from their supervisor before submitting an application. Who are we looking for? We are seeking a Research Fellow to join School of Nursing, Faculty of Health, Academic Division

Research Fellow

prior approval from their supervisor before submitting an application. Who are we looking for? We are seeking a Research Fellow to join School of Nursing, Faculty of Health, Academic Division

Senior Research Administration Assistant

approval from their supervisor before submitting an application. Who are we looking for? We are seeking a Senior Research Administration Assistant to join School of Nursing, Faculty of Health, Academic

MACSYS Post-doctoral Research Fellows (applied mathematics, applied statistics, computer science)

biological problems; and establish a world-leading research and biotechnology translation environment. The QUT node is headed by Professor Matthew Simpson, Deputy Director MACSYS with QUT Chief Investigators

Post doctoral Fellow in School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (2 positions available)

, quantitative methods for building control, evidence for policymaking and recommendations for operational guidelines. Wide-ranging benefits include reducing the health and economic burden of inadequate indoor air

Research Fellow

prior approval from their supervisor before submitting an application. Who are we looking for? We are seeking a Research Fellow to join School of Nursing, Faculty of Health, Academic Division

MACSYS Post-doctoral Research Fellows (applied mathematics, applied statistics, computer science) (4 positions available)

approaches; tackle fundamental biological problems; and establish a world-leading research and biotechnology translation environment. The QUT node is headed by Professor Matthew Simpson, Deputy Director MACSYS

MACSYS Post-doctoral Research Fellows (applied mathematics, applied statistics, computer science) (4 positions available)

approaches; tackle fundamental biological problems; and establish a world-leading research and biotechnology translation environment. The QUT node is headed by Professor Matthew Simpson, Deputy Director MACSYS

Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Computational Biology

emergent antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) in the environment with the ultimate aim of protecting human health. At QUT, our focus will be on the development of novel computational methods to predict which