25 postdoc-in-system-identification Fellowship positions at UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE in Australia
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Sciences Salary: Level B - $119,231 - $141,581 p.a. plus 17% super Contribute to transformative research in agricultural innovation, digital digital and agricultural extension and advisory systems
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: Fixed-Term FLEXIBLE EMPLOYMENT: The University of Melbourne is strongly committed to supporting diversity and flexibility in the workplace. Applications for part-time or other flexible working
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of Biochemistry and Pharmacology / School of Biomedical Sciences Salary: Academic A - $83,468 - $113,262 p.a. plus 17% super Lead innovative multi-omics research on microbial systems / Collaborate with world-class
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2026 Early Career Reearch Fellowships Scheme (McKenzie, Mary Lugton, and Puzey) (The University of Melbourne) Location: Parkville We are seeking expressions of interest from early career academics
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and Information Systems Salary: Academic Level A – $83,468 - $113,262 p.a. plus 17% super Conduct research in cybersecurity, AI safety, and data privacy, contribute to publications, and engage in
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on LinkedIn . Your next career opportunity A unique opportunity is available for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to contribute to the ARC-funded project ‘Do-It-Yourself Commemoration of the Dead
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to Australia's carbon reduction targets. About Loxton The Loxton Hub, located at the Loxton Research Centre, is a showcase for the Lower Basin region's global leadership in agriculture and premium food and wine
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maintaining microbial organisms is essential, as is a passion for cross-disciplinary collaboration. As part of Associate Professor Douglas Brumley’s research group (https://ms.unimelb.edu.au/research/groups
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to Australia's carbon reduction targets. About Loxton The Loxton Hub, located at the Loxton Research Centre, is a showcase for the Lower Basin region's global leadership in agriculture and premium food and wine
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maintaining microbial organisms is essential, as is a passion for cross-disciplinary collaboration. As part of Associate Professor Douglas Brumley’s research group (https://ms.unimelb.edu.au/research/groups