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collaboration with government, regulatory bodies and industry partners. A background in chemistry, engineering or physics will enable your successful contribution to a diverse range of impactful initiatives
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, environmental, and social benefits. We maximise the impact we deliver for the Australia by focusing on solving its greatest challenges. As Australia’s national science and engineering agency our innovation and
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to enhance your career in a supportive and flexible environment CSIRO Early Research Career (CERC) Postdoctoral Fellowships provide opportunities to scientists and engineers who have completed their doctorate
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Exciting postdoctoral role for an early career researcher with a PhD in Physics, Quantum Engineering or Nanotechnology Work with 2D materials to produce new and innovative quantum emitters Join the
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the development and testing of our new Mineral and Elemental Analyzer (MEA) technology, by conducting laboratory trials, measuring sample sets from a processing plant, performing data analysis, and collaborating
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Do you have a PhD in a relevant discipline area, such as Chemical or Bioprocess Engineering, Fermentation Science or Microbiology? Work on impactful research in bioreactor production systems and
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an opportunity for a self-motivated and innovative postdoctoral fellow from a physical chemistry, chemistry, physics, engineering or materials science background to join an exciting, interdisciplinary team in
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protein conversion” by insects. Key responsibilities of the position include conducting bioassays for the growth and degradation of various food substrates as well as xenobiotic chemicals such as plastic by
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to join CSIRO – Australia’s leading scientific research organisation! CSIRO’s Manufacturing Business Unit brings together multi-disciplinary scientific and engineering capabilities to develop innovative
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Do you have a PhD in materials science, physics, geoscience or chemistry? Want to conduct research in mineral resources characterisation? Join CSIRO – Australia’s leading scientific research