148 plant-breeding positions at Monash University in Australia

Director, Institute for Safety, Compensation and Recovery Research

Director, Institute for Safety, Compensation and Recovery Research Job No.: 665295 Location: 553 St Kilda Road, Melbourne; WorkSafe Victoria office, Geelong; and Clayton campus Employment Type: Full

Head of Programs, McKinnon Institute

Head of Programs, McKinnon Institute Job No.: 663170 Location: Melbourne CBD Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 3-year fixed-term appointment Remuneration: A competitive remuneration package will

Lecturer (Simulation) - Victorian Heart Institute

Lecturer (Simulation) - Victorian Heart Institute Job No.: 663959 Location: Victorian Heart Hospital Employment Type: Part-time, fraction (0.4) Duration: Continuing appointment Remuneration: Pro

Bayesian-network models for human-machine collaboration to protect pollinator-plant interactions in agriculture and natural ecosystems

plants they visit and pollinate. Bayesian networks (BNs), and other probabilistic graphical models, can provide a visual representation of the underlying structure of a complex system by representing

PhD Opportunity: Digital Twin of Protein Extrusion for Plant-Based Meat Innovation

PhD Opportunity: Digital Twin of Protein Extrusion for Plant-Based Meat Innovation Job No.: 661070 Location: CSIRO Werribee, Victoria and Monash University, Clayton Employment Type: Full-time

Graduate Research Industry Partnerships (GRIP) Manager - Institute of Railway Technology

Graduate Research Industry Partnerships (GRIP) Manager - Institute of Railway Technology Job No.: 660619 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time (Part-time, fraction (0.8) will also be

Individual-based simulations for sustainable insect-plant interactions

Insects are vital components of natural and agricultural ecosystems that interact with plants in complex ways. Computer simulations can help us understand these interactions to improve crop

Explainable AI (XAI) for Disobedient Robotics

performance. While accepting that disobedience in robots might be useful, it is still imperative that the human establish an understanding of why the robot behaved in such a way so that further such occasions

PhD Scholarship in Assistive Technology and Disability

focus and the areas in which it works, the Faculty is by nature deeply collaborative, facilitating interdisciplinary ties that span the broader research community both within Monash and outside it

Executive Assistant

and arranges and supports meetings, travel, preparation of documents and other administrative duties. The Executive Assistant also works with the Department Manager and the Department Administrative