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. ABOUT YOU The successful applicant will be an established qualitative or mixed methods researcher who has completed a PhD in an area associated with the research, e.g., health sciences research
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Conduct experimental work, data analysis and interpretation of results; Build and maintain relationships with key stakeholders (e.g., collaborators); Mentor masters and/or PhD students; Communicate research
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description of your expertise and experience in the analysis of samples listed in selection criteria 2. A PhD in a relevant discipline and/or experience. Demonstrated experience in a variety of spectroscopic
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annual leave loading • Appointment Type: Full-time, Fixed term for 3 years THE ROLE The Macquarie University Research Fellowship (MQRF) supports researchers within three years of the award of their PhD who
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commercialised through a university spin-out company. About You You will be a Phd qualified, highly motivated individual with a research background in cell biology and protein chemistry, and experience in
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three years of the award of their PhD who have an outstanding track record (relative to opportunity) and/or who show evidence of excellent research potential. The Scheme provides an incubation period for
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three years of the award of their PhD who have an exceptionally strong research track record (relative to opportunity). The Scheme provides an incubation period for early career researchers to allow them
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being commercialised through a university spin-out company. About You You will be a Phd qualified, highly motivated individual with a research background in both molecular biology and synthetic biology
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% teaching component.) THE ROLE The Macquarie University Research Fellowship (MQRF) supports researchers within three years of the award of their PhD who have an outstanding track record (relative
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mechanics in blockchain networks. Minimum of 2 years’ post-PhD work experience. Strong analytical and numerical skills. Excellent communication skills. Some experience mentoring PhD students. Familiarity with