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tūka | The role Join a collaborative, multi-institutional research team investigating how fungal molecules influence plant interactions. This role supports an MBIE-funded programme focused on sustainable
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functions. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a nationally significant public health initiative that supports paediatric research and health policy development in Aotearoa New Zealand. Your skills and
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Protected Area. Mōu | Who You Are You will have completed a PhD in Population Genetics or Evolution, or a closely related subject. You will have excellent communication skills and written English, the ability
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university in New Zealand to offer a comprehensive Sport and Exercise Nutrition programme at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Our undergraduate offerings also include specialisations in Foodservice
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proactive approach to collaborative research and student mentorship. Commitment to professional integrity, high-quality outputs, and constructive performance development. Demonstrated understanding
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LT0004/2025-L (Human Frontier Science Program)", on plant ümvelt (sensing, detecting and decision-making) in multitrophic interactions. The fellowship is externally-funded for three years and will also
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across a wide range of fields, offers diverse study options, and allows for collaboration from some of Aotearoa’s top computing academics. The School offers undergraduate programmes in Computer Science
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terrestrial and/or aquatic systems. Development of new, high-quality datasets through targeted field sampling, laboratory work, and/or collaboration with other RegEN researchers and external partners
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part of the research team, focusing on: Developing an IceCube data selection optimized for Galactic plane neutrino source searches. Contributing to the development and application of statistical and
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and magnetic properties, offer a promising platform for the development of next-generation computing technologies. This project explores the potential of topological defects (or "solitons") in