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Ecosystem Research Network (TERN) is the national observatory for Australian ecosystems, delivering data streams that enable environmental research and management. TERN’s infrastructure is designed to examine
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under farming systems including herbicide resistance and changes in emergence patterns. This role is ideal for a candidate with a PhD in Weed Science, Plant Genetics, or a related discipline, who is
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technologies, with a specific focus on electrode/electrolyte interface studies for secondary batteries. The successful candidate will have recently completed, or be nearing completion of, a PhD in a relevant
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PhD in Economics is a desirable criterion, we will consider candidates currently completing a PhD in Economics or a related field (such as Statistics or Applied Data Science) and who have a strong
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to global conservation science. To be successful you will need: A PhD in quantitative ecology, quantitative conservation biology, applied mathematics or a related Discipline Publication record in the relevant
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. The University is strongly committed to supporting diversity and flexibility in the workplace. We particularly welcome applications from women for this role. To be successful you will need: PhD in plant biology or
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platform for conducting impactful economic research. To be successful you will need: PhD in applied economics, forensic accounting, ecological economics, criminology or a related discipline. Demonstrated
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proteins, combined with methods such as microscale thermophoresis will also be used to characterise enzyme activity. The postdoc will also co-supervise PhD students and Honours students. Outputs will include
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. The Fellow will work with the research team in developing a robust plan and supporting the timely development of research papers and reports. They will also be directly involved with developing and delivering
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The fellowship is available to assist an Honours, Masters or PhD student who is interested in studying any of the collections held in the Fryer Library, University of Queensland, to support their