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18 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY - SYDNEY AUSTRALIA Research Field Chemistry Engineering Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) First Stage Researcher (R1
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. Current research directions include AI- and data-driven discovery of multielement catalysts, amorphous catalyst structure-activity relationships, water and seawater electrolysis, and integrated solar
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. Current research directions include AI- and data-driven discovery of multielement catalysts, amorphous catalyst structure–activity relationships, water and seawater electrolysis, and integrated solar
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(SAILS) at the Faculty of Engineering Base Salary Academic Level A $117,936 + 17% superannuation About the opportunity The Centre for Sustainability, AI and Life Sciences (SAILS) brings together AI
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focused on the development and application of recycled and waste-derived materials for advanced engineering systems. The role will emphasise computational modelling, simulation, and data-driven approaches
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program in Food Design and Formulation. Working within a highly interdisciplinary environment at QAAFI, you will drive research spanning food and ingredient chemistry, food processing, structure-function
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their best work. The School of Materials Science and Engineering is one of the top ranked Materials programs in the Asia-Pacific regions and strongly positioned in every facet of materials science and
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be found by viewing UQ’s Criteria for Academic Performance . About You Essential Completion or near completion of a PhD in protein engineering, biocatalysis, synthetic biology, structural biology or
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will contribute to externally funded Q-CAS and ARC research projects that investigate the electrochemical, structural and interfacial mechanisms shaping battery performance, degradation and long-term
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, genetics, molecular biology, microbiology, environmental microbiology, medical microbiology and immunology. The Postdoctoral Fellow will use engineered proteins for the synthesis and characterisation of rare