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collection, DNA preparation, long-read sequencing and development of bioinformatic analysis pipelines. Undertaking innovative research to identify resistance alleles and contribute to theoretical advancement
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team. You will contribute to the development of the Ambient CO2 Harvester (ACOHA) technology, which uses liquid absorbents and thermal regeneration to capture CO2 directly from air. Your work will focus
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biological data - particularly genomic, transcriptomic, and phenotypic information - into machine-readable formats to support the development of AI models. Lead the integration of these models into crop
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progress opportunities for the further development or creation of new lines of research. Communicate research results to clients and the scientific community through oral and written reports and act as a
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. We can discuss flexible work arrangements with you during the recruitment process. CSIRO also offers a range of leave entitlements, benefits and career development opportunities. To find out more
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the Lipid Engineering team and will play a key role in the development of innovative, next-generation platform technologies that enhance or modify plant oil biosynthesis. You will work alongside leading
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understand opportunities, barriers and R&D needs to support LCLF industry development and to develop new project funding proposals. Role particulars Location: Brisbane QLD, Melbourne VIC or Canberra ACT Salary
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from other Research Scientists. Contribute to the development of a soil health framework for Australian agriculture, taking into account current international and domestic literature, frameworks and
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publication and evidence-based recommendations for agricultural technology development Role particulars Location and office arrangements: Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane or Canberra Salary: AU$99,990 - AU$109,527 pa
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entitlements, benefits and career development opportunities. To find out more, visit Careers at CSIRO . Inclusion and belonging Solving Australia's greatest challenges takes a diversity of minds and lived