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Research Fellow in Geodynamic Modeling & Surface Processes Job No.: 693562 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 2-year fixed-term appointment Remuneration: $86,195
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physics. You will undertake high-impact research using data from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) Run 3, with a focus on better understanding the Standard Model and identifying potential Beyond the Standard
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of observational data, comparison of multi-wavelength data against model predictions, and/or demonstrated knowledge of multi-messenger science. The successful candidate will also have demonstrated analytical and
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transition to Net Zero. You will be responsible for developing novel numerical methods to model continuum problems in a two-liquid/granular medium and for interpreting the results physically. These models will
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performance. What You’ll Do Advance Rheological Discovery: Formulate and characterise model suspensions across Newtonian, shear-thinning, and shear-thickening regimes using state-of-the-art rotational and high
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staff recruited to the project and establish effective working relationships with the Chief Investigators, Joint Coordination Committee and other project members and work with the AI Modeller and ensure
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, including mixed effects, survival, growth curve and prediction models, to research in neuropsychology, epidemiology, neurodegenerative disease and cognitive disorders. We are seeking someone with a doctoral
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experience with relevant instrumentation, computational methods, or modelling tools specific to your subfield. About Monash University At Monash , work feels different. There’s a sense of belonging, from
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industry partner, CSL Behring. These datasets hold critical patterns, anomalies, and insights that traditional methods miss. You will develop, test, and evaluate robust, interpretable machine learning models
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focus on foundation models, medical image analysis, and multimodal healthcare data integration. In this role, you will: Develop novel federated AI methodologies, foundation model adaptation techniques