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for more information. The opportunity CSIRO's Climate, Nature and Community Resilience program is seeking a Reactive Gases Scientist to join the Atmospheric Chemistry – Climate and Air Pollution team
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university admission requirements. Meet university English language requirements. Not have previously completed a PhD. Be admitted to and enrolled full-time in a PhD or MPhil program at a CSCRC partner
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doctorate (or will shortly satisfy the requirements of a PhD). The doctorate must be in a relevant discipline area, such as Agronomy, Crop or Livestock Science, Genome Biology or Computer Science. Please note
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. Role highlights Support the delivery of communication campaigns for CSIRO’s Industry PhD program Develop engaging content across digital and communication channels Collaborate with stakeholders across
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the successful candidate, you will bring: Essential criteria A PhD in a relevant field such as systematics and/or bioinformatics, or equivalent combination of qualifications and research experience
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science, technology or a related field such as science communication. Participation in the Vacation Studentship Program has influenced previous scholarship holders in their choice of further study and
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directions. Many previous vacation students have gone on to pursue a PhD and build a successful research career within CSIRO, universities, or industry. CSIRO’s Information Management and Technology team
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opportunity Our Undergraduate Vacation Studentships are run over the Australian summer holiday period. Our program offers promising undergraduate students the opportunity to participate in real world projects
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opportunity Our Undergraduate Vacation Studentships are run over the Australian summer holiday period. Our program offers promising undergraduate students the opportunity to participate in real world projects
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opportunity Our Undergraduate Vacation Studentships are run over the Australian summer holiday period. Our program offers promising undergraduate students the opportunity to participate in real world projects