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Act 1977, to conduct targeted recruitment programs for women. The University of Sydney is seeking applications for a Lecturer in Geology, Geophysics or Earth Science. The primary function
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of Sydney is seeking applications for a Lecturer in Geology, Geophysics or Earth Science. The primary function of this position is to undertake research and teaching in the field of geology, geophysics
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such, we see the importance of recruiting talent aligned to these values and are looking for a Lecturer in Igneous Geology who has: PhD in geology, with specialisation in igneous petrology, Earth
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Lecturer in Igneous Geology who has: PhD in geology, with specialisation in igneous petrology, Earth materials and/or magmatic processes knowledge of igneous petrology and igneous geochemistry, and
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, instrumentation and data acquisition. Plan and conduct electrochemical experiments to evaluate performance, efficiency and durability, identify limitations and failure mechanisms, and implement evidence-based
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, instrumentation and data acquisition. Plan and conduct electrochemical experiments to evaluate performance, efficiency and durability, identify limitations and failure mechanisms, and implement evidence-based
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possible, several novel and highly precise engineering systems are being developed, including advanced fine-pointing mechanisms, thermal control systems, precision electronics, and specialised flight
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antennas, beam steering or electronically/mechanically reconfigurable antenna systems. Experience working on collaborative research projects involving universities, industry partners or international
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or contingent workers, please login into your Workday account and navigate to the Career icon on your Dashboard. Click on USYD Find Jobs and apply. The University has engaged executive search firm Odgers
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Support Lead, you will play a pivotal role in building this function from the ground up. Working within the Research and Development team and in close partnership with the Poche Centre for Indigenous Health