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development. This is an opportunity to contribute to a nationally significant program with tangible policy impact—candidates ready to deliver rigorous, influential research are encouraged to apply. About Monash
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vital role in shaping ongoing research activities. In addition to conducting research, the appointee will contribute to the development of research funding proposals and provide guidance to junior
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this role, you will contribute to the development of a next-generation, high-throughput and highly predictive microphysiological system, centred on a sophisticated blood–brain barrier (BBB) on-a-chip and
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B research-only academic, the appointee will contribute to collaborative research activities, produce high-quality publications and conference outputs, support the supervision and development
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including Infection and Immunity, Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Development and Stem Cells, Metabolism, Diabetes and Obesity, and Neuroscience. The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is the
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opportunity has become available for a motivated and talented individual to join the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences as a Research Fellow in the Medicinal Chemistry Theme. The development
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clinical trials and program development Supervise research students and assist with mentoring junior researchers Engage in collaborative, interdisciplinary research that drives meaningful clinical outcomes
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and collaborative research environment. In this exciting role, you will contribute to a cutting-edge project focused on the design, development and real-world demonstration of specialised acoustic
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biology approaches, including single particle cryogenic electron microscopy Analyse data and prepare figures, manuscripts and research reports Contribute to the development of grant applications and funding
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key part in supporting Australia’s transition to green ironmaking by developing a quantitative framework that connects impurity content, process parameters and microstructural evolution to scalable, low