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Environment Program investigates how environmental exposures affect child health, with a strong focus on real-world, community-based research. The program works across established cohorts and new field studies
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meaningful, applied outcomes for Australian grain production. Key responsibilities will include: Research: Establish a research program, collaborate on research projects, develop an emerging research profile
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a $160 million initiative to boost growth and innovation in the food and beverage manufacturing sector. Part of the Federal Government’s Trailblazer Program, FaBA leverages $50m of government
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research program. Supervision & Researcher Development: Support and supervise Honours and HDR students, provide effective coaching and feedback, and contribute to the development of research staff. Foster a
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opportunity for a Research Fellow to contribute to a transformative new initiative within the Urban First Nations Research program, part of Professor James Ward’s ARC Laureate project. This transdisciplinary
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Food and Beverage Accelerator Program : Based in the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN) Full-time (100%), fixed-term lab-based position for up to 2 years Base salary
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contact Dr Samantha Stehbens - s.stehbens@uq.edu.au For application inquiries, please reach out to the Talent Acquisition team at talent@uq.edu.au , stating the job reference number (below) in the subject
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biology with an extensive background in genomics Extensive skills in bioinformatics analysis including tools for displaying genomic features in web applications and experience in high performance computing
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transformative new initiative within the Urban First Nations Research program, part of Professor James Ward’s ARC Laureate project. Grounded in Indigenous methodologies and delivered through four interconnected
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of foresight in young children. Working with project leads Professor Thomas Suddendorf, Dr Kristy Armitage and Dr Sarah Coundouris, you will have the opportunity to develop your expertise and emerging research