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collaboratively with the CI, PIs, research staff, PhD candidates, Honours students and external project partners. Assist the CI and PIs with the technical supervision and mentoring of PhD and Honours students
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technical problem solving. Work collaboratively with the CI, PIs, research staff, PhD candidates, Honours students and external project partners. Assist the CI and PIs with the technical supervision and
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chemical process design to advance sustainable technologies Base Salary $113,634 - $125,896 + 17% superannuation About the opportunity The School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Full time, fixed term for 1.5 years Apply your expertise in electrochemical device development and chemical process design to
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Full time, fixed term for 1.5 years Apply your expertise in electrochemical device development and chemical process design to advance sustainable technologies Base Salary $113,634 - $125,896 + 17
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engineering faculties worldwide. For more information, visit the Faculty website: https://www.unsw.edu.au/engineering/about-us Skills & Experience: A PhD in Photovoltaic Engineering, Materials Engineering
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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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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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, 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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offer at Careers at AU . Experience To join our community and thrive in this role, you will have the following skills and experience: A PhD in environmental economics, energy economics, resource economics