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% Tuition Fee offset. Scholarship Details Maximum number awarded 1 Eligible courses Biological Science, Biomedical Science, Molecular biology, Molecular Genetics or similar courses Eligibility criteria
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-dwelling microbial communities in Australian forests including mangroves, wetlands and rainforests. Combining cutting-edge molecular and biogeochemical approaches, this project aims to characterise and
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will: hold a master degree or honours degree in materials science, biomolecular analysis, analytical chemistry, or chemical engineering have a background in lipid biology, chemistry or physics would be
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eligible for a tuition fee offset support. Scholarship Details Maximum number awarded 1 Eligible courses Any HDR student wishing to study in the plant molecular biology and physiology. Eligibility criteria
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Vitae Academic transcript Preferable background and/or previous experience or publications in molecular biology, lung physiology, pharmacology. Experience or strong interest in respiratory sciences
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. 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
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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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for molecular science and modern supercomputing. To be eligible for this scholarship you must: Have a first-class Honours degree (or equivalent Masters by Research) in physics, chemistry, biophysics, biology
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This project seeks to pinpoint cellular and molecular epigenetic mechanisms that drive age-related immune-senescence and inflammation, critical to the decline in immune function and ability
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, vaccines, microbiology, bioinformatics, biostatistics, molecular biology or a related discipline. References: [1]. Flanagan KL et al. Annu Rev Cell Dev Biol. (2017) 33:577 [2]. Noho-Konteh F et al. Clin