11 postdoctoral-plant-molecular PhD positions at University of Melbourne

PhD position: Shape shifting molecules

Shape shifting molecules: using light to control and explore molecular structure and function 2 Minute read This research is comprised of two distinct, but related projects. The Hebrew University

PhD position: Interdisciplinary research programs

methodologies that may spark ideas for your own work Establish a wide network that could lead to postdoctoral opportunities. Hallmark Research Initiatives The Hallmark Research Initiatives address significant

PhD position: Supplementary PhD Programs

multidisciplinary context Build multidisciplinary networks that lead to postdoctoral pathways Develop professional skills to enhance your career prospects Improve your research and communication skills to become

PhD position: Visualising the dynamics of horizontal gene transfer during bacterial conjugation

. Although discovered in 1946, the molecular basis of the conjugation process is still poorly understood. Importantly, a detailed structure-function analysis of the T4SS and associated assembly and disassembly

PhD position: New alloy design approach for Mg alloys

to employ the density functional theory, machine learning interatomic potential, molecular dynamic simulations, and Monte Carlo simulations for the much-needed knowledge of how some typical solute atoms

PhD position: Identification and characterization of microRNAs essential for the development and fitness of chemoresistant acute myeloid leukemia

Kats labs have developed advanced cellular and molecular tools, novel bioinformatic approaches and have access to mouse models of leukemia and human samples that will allow the identification and

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infrastructure and influence on urban invertebrate communities with the University of Toronto. Shape shifting molecules Two fully funded Joint PhD positions to use light to control and explore molecular structure

PhD position: A joint PhD creates career opportunities around the world

Bayreuth helped to establish the research partnership between the Universities of Melbourne and Bayreuth. He offered me a joint PhD opportunity, and I accepted immediately. I have lived in Melbourne since

PhD position: Green infrastructure and invertebrate communities

surfaces of vegetation using thermal imaging, and record the movements of solitary bees and wasps in relation to the plant and temperature variables. Additionally, the candidate will determine the

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temperatures, and why we need to ‘de-pave’ and ‘re-plant’ in a warming climate. Read more on Pursuit Our discoveries Beneath the Surface and Inside Out: exploring neuroscience through art The connection – and