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Advance photoelectrochemical catalysis for sunlight-driven green fuels — from catalyst design to working prototype. · Salary package: $112,550 per annum (Level A.6, PhD awarded rate) plus 17
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of research, technology and industry, you will lead the development of innovative approaches using multi-sensor lidar, imaging analytics and geospatial data to improve forest inventory, monitoring and decision
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heterogeneous data (free text, structured records, images, audio), including locally hosted and fine-tuned large language models computer vision for biological and medical imaging, including three-dimensional
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Centre through mentoring, postgraduate supervision, knowledge exchange and active participation in University and centre activities and initiatives. About you A PhD in Environmental physiology, physiology
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, mantle convection, landscape evolution, ocean-atmosphere-cryosphere interactions and biosphere processes to better understand the formation and preservation of critical mineral deposits. As Postdoctoral
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. We are seeking a Research Fellow to join the Melanoma and Skin Cancer research team at the Daffodil Centre, on 6-month fixed-term research-focused position. The Melanoma and Skin Cancer team , led by
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positive workplace culture in which diversity of thought, contribution, collaboration, excellence and achieving outcomes are valued and enabled, fostering productive interdisciplinary and international
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Full time, 1-year fixed term position with possibility of extension Be part of the development of novel quantum magnetometer-based navigation tools for autonomous marine systems Base Salary $117,936
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period at 0.2 FTE. About you PhD in law or criminology, or a related discipline with demonstrated experience in conducting empirical research (please disregard the educational qualification requirement
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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Full time, 1-year fixed term position with possibility of extension Be part of the development of novel quantum