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. The position contributes to “Brain-in-Space: A Machine Learning Framework for Self-Organizing Low-Earth Orbit Satellite Networks”, funded by the Global Science and Technology Diplomacy Fund. You will investigate
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, you’ll apply your research expertise to collaborative projects that aim to improve health and wellbeing in organisations and translate research into practical outcomes. About us Since its foundation in
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-roll magnetron sputtering facility. Researchers also have access to advanced characterisation capabilities and external synchrotron and photovoltaic facilities through national and industry collaborators
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. Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams across materials, mechanical, and electrical engineering. Conduct laboratory experiments and support prototype development, contributing to system-level
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. Prepare project reports, present research findings, and publish results in high-quality peer-reviewed journals. Collaborate effectively with project partners including CSIRO and CELESTINO, academic
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experimental data to validate and refine system performance. Collaborate with mechanical and multidisciplinary teams to support system integration and prototype development. Develop and optimise hardware
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are a detail-oriented laboratory professional who enjoys precise, protocol-driven work and thrives as part of a collaborative research team. You bring sound technical knowledge, careful record-keeping
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currently seeking a suitably qualified Research Fellow to join a multi-disciplinary team working to decode cyanobacterial nutrient uptake systems in collaboration with the University of Queensland
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of EV analysis using a serial of spectroscopic tools; Prepare, write, and submit high-quality research manuscripts for publication in peer-reviewed journals; Collaborate with senior staff to actively
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collaborative industry research outcomes Provide mentoring and day-to-day supervision of HDR students working on related projects. About Us The Faculty of Science and Engineering at Macquarie University brings