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robotics engineering. To learn more about the School click here We are currently seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in AI Enabled Atomic-Scale Materials Characterisation to work within a highly
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of confidential information and intellectual property. The following experience would be highly regarded: Scaling electrochemical devices from laboratory cells to larger-area devices, multi-cell stacks
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of confidential information and intellectual property. The following experience would be highly regarded: Scaling electrochemical devices from laboratory cells to larger-area devices, multi-cell stacks
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: Scaling electrochemical devices from laboratory cells to larger-area devices, multi-cell stacks or integrated prototype systems. Electrode fabrication, membrane electrode assembly preparation
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contribute to a portfolio of NHMRC and MRFF-funded research programs, working closely with the Director of the Centre. A core project will be a large-scale, multi-site national trial evaluating an intervention
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advanced tellurite and fluoride glass compositions Development of novel and advanced methods of tellurite and fluoride glass fabrication and processing Characterisation of fabricated glass, preforms and
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. These projects will s include a large-scale multi-site national trial to enhance the safety of medication administration in paediatric hospitals, reduce low value nursing practices and optimise nursing workflows
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a national leader in the discipline. The Post-Doctoral Fellow will have the opportunity to work on statistical analyses of large-scale administrative datasets examining inequalities in evidence-based
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at DSTG Fishermans Bend in Melbourne. You will also spend periods at AMC’s Newnham campus in Launceston supporting physical model-scale experiments in the Towing Tank/Model Test Basin and contributing
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research team within the School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering. The successful candidate will work within a multi-institutional research program comprising HDR and Honours students