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Job no: 0062208 Location: Parkville Role type: Full-time, Continuing Faculty: Faculty of Science Department/School: School of Chemistry Salary: Level B $114,645 - $136,136 p.a. or Level C $140,433
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PhD Scholarship for a chemistry, materials or chemical engineering student looking to apply their skills in electrode development for electrocatalytic CO2 reduction. Research will be conducted
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Bring your skills in analytical chemistry and lab operations into a varied role Key role in delivering high-quality chemical analysis to support research projects Grow your career with our diverse
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synthesis, with a strong emphasis on flow chemistry, online spectroscopy and automated reaction control. We live without doubt in the age of data, and even though chemistry is still a domain in science that
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plastics and polymers. In our research group, we use depolymerization of polymers in flow reactors to convert plastics into their native monomers. Using flow chemistry allows to do so under relatively mild
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Monash . The Opportunity Are you passionate about pioneering sustainable solutions in chemistry? Monash University invites applications for a dynamic Research Fellow to contribute to cutting-edge research
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across areas including sintering & pelletising, Geometallurgy, high temperature chemistry and coke making and testing. As a Research Technician, you will be involved in operating and maintaining unique
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Apply your background in physics and experimental work into real innovative projects Join our multi-disciplinary team and enhance your skills & experience in X-ray technologies! Great opportunity to grow your career in science with CSIRO – Australia’s National Science Agency! CSIRO’s Mineral...
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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 CSIRO Manufacturing team for this cross disciplinary 3-year role CSIRO Early Research...
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her to fulfil both her personal and professional ambitions. After completing her PhD in chemistry, Dr Seibt secured her dream job at the Australian Synchrotron. Life after graduate research: Dr Susi