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until 30/04/2027 Faculty: Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology Department/School: School of Computing and Information Systems Salary: Level A $83,468- $113,262 with a PhD starting salary of
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eagerness to develop a successful academic research career trajectory. You will also have: Completion (or near completion) of a PhD in mathematics, statistics, computational biology, theoretical physics or a
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Have completed a PhD in a relevant field. Experience in coordinating research projects and delivering lectures and tutorials. Strong communication skills and the ability to engage effectively with
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should exhibit a clear commitment and eagerness to develop a successful academic research career trajectory. You will also have: Completion (or near completion) of a PhD in statistics, data science
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have: A PhD Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or closely related discipline; A record of quality research as evidenced by publications in leading journals and at conferences commensurate with
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of Melbourne and St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, supporting early/midcareer clinical researchers who have completed or nearly completed their PhD. The fellowship is also suitable for clinicians returning from
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effectively with industry partners. You excel both as an independent researcher and as a valuable contributor within a close-knit team environment. You will also have: A PhD in Forest Science, Spatial sciences
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demonstration of both the capability and enthusiasm to cultivate an academic research career path is essential. You will also have: Completion of a PhD in physics or a related discipline Demonstrated experience
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effectively in diverse, multidisciplinary teams. You will also have: Completion of a PhD in in cancer biology, with a focus on cell cycle biology, epigenetics, immunology, or a related discipline. Demonstrated
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of Excellence for the Weather of the 21st Century Salary: Level A – $80,258 - $108,906 p.a. (*PhD entry level $101,460 p.a.) plus 17% super Explore the role of coastal weather systems in modulating the coastal