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CSIRO’s Coastal Biogeochemical Modelling (CBM) team, as part of the broader ‘Coastal and Oceanic Systems’ Program, develops and applies integrated models that combine hydrodynamics, sediment
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to world class numerical modelling capabilities, we would love to hear from you. The Mine Geoenvironment Team under the Sustainable Mining Research Program is set to advance science, technologies and
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Launch your career at Australia’s leading scientific research organisation! Exciting opportunity for an early career researcher with a PhD in Mathematics, Data Science, or Computer Science Join the
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respectful, co-designed and Indigenous-led research. Join CSIRO – Australia’s leading scientific research organisation! CSIRO’s Indigenous Science and Engagement Program (ISEP) is committed to respectful
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process-based models and collaborating with state partners in Western Australia, South Australia, and New South Wales, to ensure our research is impactful and results-driven. If you're passionate about
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unit, based in Pullenvale, Brisbane. The Program consists of 80 researchers and engineers specialising in automation, minerals processing, numerical modelling, sensing, geophysics and other associated
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data analytics, artificial intelligence, computer vision, sensor technologies, and systems modelling to real-world challenges in livestock production. Some of this work is based at our research station
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protein derivatives in human and mouse ex-vivo neuronal model systems. These experiments aim to generate therapeutic efficacy data for patent application and enable the selection of candidates for future
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, medium term storage, field modelling, site selection, metallisation and agrivoltaics. As a materials domain expert you will also be provided the opportunity to identify and lead projects into a new
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! These positions sit within the CSIRO Environment Research Unit, as part of the Water Security Program and the Groundwater Management Group. As the successful candidate, you will contribute to hydrological