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· Salary package: $112,550 - $120,621 (HEW A.6-A.8/ PhD awarded rate) plus 17% superannuation & annual leave loading · Full-time, fixed term appointment until April 2028 · Macquarie University
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data is handled, analysed and processed across the neurosciences program within the Medical School, directly advancing new research programs, including new precision diagnostics for neurology and three
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the Australian Research Council The successful candidate should have research experience in electrochemical technology and prototype design. They will have excellent oral and written communication skills and
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to work in a team collaborating across disciplines. About You You will be an emerging researcher with strong experimental capability and demonstrated expertise in catalyst design, spectroscopy, and process
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, please submit your CV along with a separate document responding to the selection criteria below. Essential A PhD in mechanical/mechatronics/materials engineering or a closely related discipline
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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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Support pioneering neuroscience, advance discovery and help shape the future of Parkinson's research. . Annual base salary: $112,550 (Level A, step 6 - PhD Awarded Rate), plus 17% superannuation
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journal rankings]). Selection Criteria To be considered for this position, applicants must respond to the selection criteria below and attach as a separate document in the application process. PhD in
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in Statistical Modelling, you will play a key role in advancing high-quality research in one or more of the following areas. You will contribute to the supervision of PhD and Master of Research (MRes
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. The successful candidate will join established projects funded by the Australian Government, focusing on the development of a pilot prototype for eco-friendly manufacturing. The project will involve optimising