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opportunity by fostering a respectful workplace – in how we treat one another, work together, and measure success. Basic Qualifications: PhD in chemical engineering, chemistry, mechanical engineering, civil
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Salary package: $112,550 - $120,621 (A.6-A.8) per annum, plus 17% employer's superannuation contribution and annual leave loading. Full-time, one-year fixed term role Based at Macquarie University
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to support your professional growth. Job requirements You hold, or expect to obtain before the start of the project, a PhD degree in a relevant discipline. You have a relevant research track record in one
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Post-Doctoral Associate in the Division of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) - Dr. Mohammed Daqaq
interactions. Applicants must hold a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related discipline, with no more than five years post receipt of the PhD. Strong English communication skills, the ability
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intensify interactions between offshore wind farms and the marine atmospheric boundary layer (MABL), with potential impacts extending into the atmosphere above and the upper ocean below. While many studies
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facilities and be part of an ambitious ERC project aiming at bringing a paradigm shift to the discipline. You must have obtained or be close to obtaining a PhD in engineering, materials science, physics
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fundamental IC innovation with hands-on experimental work. You will publish your findings at leading solid-state circuits and sensor conferences and in journals, and co-supervise MSc and PhD candidates. You
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and supervise both graduate students and undergraduate researchers working on related projects. 7. Support day-to-day project management, including planning experiments, coordinating laboratory
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Engineering or a closely related discipline. A strong background in chemical reaction engineering and chemical reactor operations would be essential. Additionally, experience in waste recycling, solar
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year, about 170,000 electro-surgical instruments and cardiac electro-surgical catheters are discarded, along with 70,000 kg of plastic handles. These single-use devices are often made of complex, highly