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, conservation, evolutionary biology, marine science, neuroscience and science communication. The School supports approximately 600 coursework students and supervises over 100 PhD candidates. This role is based
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Associate in eVTOL medical delivery drones, you will work with a team of PhD students to design, build and flight test a fuel-cell-powered eVTOL drone. You will drive the development of the airframe, test and
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protein biochemistry, molecular biology, proteomics, and cell biology perform mechanistic studies in mammalian cell systems and mouse models design and implement CRISPR/Cas9-based genetic manipulation
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independent research skills under the guidance of senior academic staff apply appropriate research methods in supply chain modelling and plan, prioritise and deliver against project objectives contribute
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Fellow and Professor Dries Verstraete, as Postdoctoral Research Associate in eVTOL medical delivery drones, you will work with a team of PhD students to design, build and flight test a fuel-cell-powered
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, metallisation, interconnection, characterisation, and related manufacturing processes. Research activities may include process development, device analysis, simulation and modelling, and technoeconomic assessment
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modelling to identify environmental predictors of mould growth preparing scientific publications, conference presentations, and project reports for stakeholder audiences supporting ethics applications, data
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career as a mentee and a mentor, and to expand your research network when liaising with collaborative research partners. Your key responsibilities will be to: develop advanced modelling, novel material
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collaborators, participate in research seminars, and assist in organising a dedicated topical workshop in Australia present research findings at major national and international conferences. About you a PhD in
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multi-site time-series IEQ datasets, including clustering, regression, and statistical modelling to identify environmental predictors of mould growth preparing scientific publications, conference