9 finite-element-method-"Multiple" Fellowship positions at Curtin University in Australia
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. Ability to motivate research (importance/significance) 2. Potential for academic impact 3. Potential for policy impact 4. Innovation in method 5. Presentation ability/communication Each
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development opportunities. Program Management and Coordination Monitor Group and project budgets, staffing, reporting requirements, and timelines across multiple projects. Support team operations, internal
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of proven academic excellence and will have already made significant personal contributions to their discipline. They will have gained high-level experience with a research component through studying
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in relevant scientific/research methods, techniques and protocols. Practical lab experience and familiarity with electrochemical or metallurgical processes will be highly regarded. Demonstrated
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equivalent experience. A passion for research that makes a difference and influencing public policy discourse. Demonstrated expertise in data analytics and econometrics methods and their application to real
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Faculty of Science and Engineering and make tomorrow better. Applicants with disability who require adjustments, or alternative methods of communication in the recruitment process can contact our friendly
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, Occupational Therapy, Neuropsychology or Clinical Psychology, preferably in adult neurological rehabilitation. Demonstrated experience in relevant scientific/research methods, techniques and protocols
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: geochemistry (organic and inorganic), organic-mineral interfaces, forensics, polymers or corrosion studies. Strong track record of industry engagement and method development If you need additional information
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. The Fellowship program has a strong international element so we encourage young Australians with a global perspective to apply. Application process Program Timeline Applications Open: 17 November 2024 Applications