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the research group, University and broader research community. Curious to learn more? Don’t hesitate to contact us. The team The successful candidate will work as part of the Photonic Materials & Optical Fibres
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staff to supervise research and teaching, 51 fixed term staff and postdocs, 97 postgraduate students and 2,288 equivalent full-time student-load undergraduate students. To learn more about the School
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possibility of extension) • Based on site at Macquarie University, Wallumattagal Campus, North Ryde Macquarie University is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher in Mechanical/Mechatronics/Materials Engineering to
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interviews, coordinate transcripts and code interviews. Organise materials for archive cataloguing and digitising in advance of a public-facing website. Liaise to access personal archives and supplementary
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, Wallumattagal Campus, North Ryde The Role We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled research associate to contribute to a discovery project on upcycling waste plastics funded by the Australian Research
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the project prepare materials for publications in journals and conferences collaborate with industry partners and leaders in the field of radio frequency fingerprinting. About you The University values courage
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University, Wallumattagal Campus, North Ryde The Role We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled research associate to contribute to a discovery project on upcycling waste plastics funded by the Australian
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key responsibilities will be to: deliver outcomes in a research project and ensure that milestones are met work with colleagues and postgraduates within the project prepare materials for publications in
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online by submitting your CV and a separate cover letter (no more than 2 pages) that demonstrates how you meet the following selection criteria: PhD in Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or a
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-edge computational fabrication framework that harnesses the living properties of fungal mycelia to transform organic waste into sustainable, carbon-neutral materials—advancing the emerging field