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, which includes radio correlators and signal processing, radio receivers, antenna design, adaptive optics, and UV/optical/near-IR instrumentation. Our instrument development activities include
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telecom fiber networks. The role will focus on ambient and anthropogenic seismic noise for urban subsurface characterization, seismic source characterization, geophysical imaging, and environmental
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sensor network for continuous infrastructure monitoring. Standard optical fibres will be used as dense arrays of vibration sensors, making it possible to measure dynamic strain and acoustic disturbances
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with a truly global impact — contributing directly to biodiversity. With state-of-the-art museum collections and lab facilities, many inspiring colleagues, and access to our international network
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Meta-Optical Systems (TMOS). The Research Fellow’s role is primarily to plan, develop and engage in high quality research projects that are aligned with the objectives of the ARC Centre of Excellence
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journals, responsibly managing research data and software, and promoting open science. Preparing and acquiring external research funding and building research collaborations and networks. Supervising
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the optical, timing, and control subsystems, validate performance in laboratory settings, and help chart a pathway toward field-deployable prototypes with superior sensitivity, timing, and resolution. Key
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-of-the-art museum collections and lab facilities, many inspiring colleagues, and access to our international network, Naturalis offers everything you need to strengthen your career as a scientist. As a
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- Advanced Understanding of Eye Gaze in Co-Located Collaborative Learning, which investigates co-located collaborative learning processes using mobile eye-tracking, video recordings, discourse data
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, geohazards, hydrology and geomatics. We participate in a number of international projects such that the successful candidate will have excellent opportunities to participate in international research networks