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Research Fellow - OSMOSIS research programme (Internal candidates only) Apply online Job number SHMS00480 School / Service School of Health & Medical Sciences Department Nursing Location Myddelton
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Fellow to join The University of Queensland’s Node of the EarthBank Program — a newly established national geoscience initiative under NCRIS AuScope. EarthBank is a transformative program aimed at
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Dame Institute for Ethics and the Common Good (ECG) invites applications for its 2026–27 Faculty Fellowship program. Sponsored by a transformative grant from the John Templeton Foundation, we
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(MPSC & MDS). The appointee will work with the MPSC & MDS program management team to lead and support the research program of the service, developing and enacting a strategic research plan to continue to
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develop a research program in experimental Rotating Optical Tweezers for studies of complex biological systems. Innovate and pursue the aims of the Discovery Project on this subject, including conducting
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titled “East African Culture and Society.” The Swahili Teaching Fellow will also work closely with the African Studies Program, and connect with St. Lawrence’s long standing study abroad program in Kenya
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faculty evaluation and continued participation of program faculty based on evaluation. In 2017, Creighton University, St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, Valleywise Health, District Medical Group, and
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project focused on developing a digital twin of a poultry breeding program. The project aims to investigate novel prediction technologies and alternative breeding program designs to create and prioritise
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. The fellowship focuses on producing a suite of evidence to underpin innovation in the not-for-profit sector. Key responsibilities will include: Research: Establish a research program, collaborate on research
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successful appointee will be centrally involved in the delivery of the ARIA-funded Forecasting Tipping Points programme , and will work collaboratively with Professor Doug Benn (University of St Andrews) and