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of the scholarship Enquiries Meghan Paul: Meghan.Paul@thekids.org.au OR A/Prof Hannah Moore: hannah.moore@thekids.org.au Further Information This scholarship is part of a funded program of work, the STAMP RSV
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-OIGC) and Australian Research Council Laureate Fellow Prof Kliti Grice and centre researchers and students on organic geochemical, paleontological and energy related research. The individual will also
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a dedicated Translation and Impact program (T&I) with a strong reputation for engaging with partners to share our skills, knowledge, and expertise for mutual benefit. By collaborating with experts in
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work with project leader A/Prof Clancy James and other members of the CRAFT Collaboration to detect, analyse, and interpret data on FRBs. We encourage excellent candidates interested in any aspect of FRB
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policy. A research program will demonstrate the consequences of these assumption on employee, manager, and organisational outcomes through surveys of organisational leaders, and use simulations and
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also not be in receipt of any other scholarship. Essential: English language IELTS level of 7 and above Essential: Successful completion of an Honours or Masters programme with a research component (or
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a dedicated Translation and Impact program (T&I) with a strong reputation for engaging with partners to share our skills, knowledge, and expertise for mutual benefit. By collaborating with experts in
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. Eligibility criteria The successful candidate must meet the minimum academic entry requirement for admission into the Doctor of Philosophy program https://research.curtin.edu.au/postgraduate/ including
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number awarded 3 Eligible courses The successful candidate must enrol into a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program (full-time study). Eligibility criteria The successful candidate must meet the minimum
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Program Lead (Cancer) at Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute. A/Prof Rishi Kotecha is an adjunct staff at Curtin Medical School, a co-head of Leukaemia Translational Research Laboratory at Telethon