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opportunity to work alongside experienced scientists, contributing to innovative research that explores how biomass processing conditions influence material properties and support the development of
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Location: Rotorua, New Zealand Vacancy Number: 61264 Fixed Term: 12 Weeks Hours: 40 Summer Student Intern – Climate Drivers of Terminal Crook Disease Grow your research skills in a world-class
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position will play a key role in supporting the Bioeconomy Science Institute through a period of organisational transformation and integration. Undertake receivables, revenue accounting
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. Be comfortable undertaking both laboratory-based and occasionally physical aspects of research work, including sample preparation and material processing. Have good written and verbal communication
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an exciting time of transition. Play a key support role to our team navigating change and make the most of new opportunities ahead of us, all while growing your knowledge and capability. What you
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61482 Summer Internship - Biological Sciences, Atmospheric Science, Chemistry or Engineering - Scion
research skills in a world-class science environment This internship will gather new knowledge on the active space of pheromone sources, coupled with small-scale eddy simulation (PaLM) to improve pest
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Digital Support Analyst Data and Digital Location: Rotorua, New Zealand Vacancy number: 61206 Employment Type: Fixed Term Fulltime (40 Hours) Be Part of Science That Makes a Difference As a Digital
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environment Join the Additive Manufacturing & Emerging Technologies team and contribute to the development of innovative smart packaging solutions. This internship offers the opportunity to work with sensor
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organisations generate enormous amounts of valuable information through proposals, project reports, publications and other outputs. However, finding relevant information quickly and efficiently can be
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environment Join our research team for an exciting summer internship exploring the extraction and characterisation of naturally occurring compounds from biological materials. This project will provide