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– $108,906 p.a. plus 17% super Conduct research on climate variability in observations and climate model simulations, focusing on weather-climate interactions in tropical Australia. An opportunity
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community across universities. Led by Dr. Andrew King at the University of Melbourne, it contributes to understanding climate change's impact on Australia's weather. Your responsibilities will include
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– $136,136 p.a. plus 17% super Configure and develop the atmospheric component of a high-resolution coupled modelling system, focusing on atmospheric convection, air-sea interaction, and weather-climate
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partnerships. Additionally, you should excel in communication, teamwork, meeting deadlines, and independently managing research projects. You will also have: Completion (or near completion) of a PhD in Climate
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community locally and globally, addressing major societal issues from climate change to disease. Our discoveries help build an understanding of the world around us. We have more than 150 years of experience
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particles to the solar system. We aim to be leaders who positively impact the community locally and globally, addressing major societal issues from climate change to disease. Our discoveries help build
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climate change to disease. Our discoveries help build an understanding of the world around us. Our strength is our breadth of expertise. We are the second largest faculty in the University comprising seven
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impact the local and global community, addressing major societal issues from climate change to disease to the fundamental elements that make up life and the universe. The Faculty is one of the broadest
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fields. Collaborate with faculty to broaden impact, contributing to meaningful change in climate action. Salary packaging, subsidised health and wellbeing services, fitness and cultural clubs, Myki
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particles to the solar system. We aim to be leaders who positively impact the community locally and globally, addressing major societal issues from climate change to disease. Our discoveries help build