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-edge technologies Apply your mechanical/process engineering skills to create real-world impact Ongoing role with CSIRO’s dynamic Solar Thermal Engineering team in Newcastle! About CSIRO As Australia's
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critical research group Use your collaboration & engagement expertise within CSIRO Mineral Resources’ Process Development team Full time specified term of 3 years About CSIRO As Australia's national science
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process systems. You will work on high-impact projects involving major industrial partners and research collaborators, both within Australia and internationally. In this practical role, you will apply your
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unit, based in Pullenvale, Brisbane. The Program consists of 80 researchers and engineers specialising in automation, minerals processing, numerical modelling, sensing, geophysics and other associated
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evaluation equipment, pens, sheep handler, cattle yards, weight scales etc; Collect, process and store biological samples from livestock using approved methods. Care and maintenance of experimental livestock
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) Engineers System Administrators with experience with medium to large-scale clusters, storage, and/or Databases Data Processing Software Engineers with experience in parallel programming and Scientific
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area, such as ecology, computational biology or bioinformatics. Please note: To be eligible for this role you must have no more than 3 years (full-time equivalent) of relevant postdoctoral research
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well stocked, and equipment is maintained and safe for daily operations. Conducting straightforward experiments and adapting processes or techniques to meet evolving research needs with minimal
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preparation for DNA, RNA, protein and metabolomic profiling, data analysis, and seed multiplication. Under limited supervision, design and perform experiments and data analyses, design new processes by adapting
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between-sample variability and optimise the reliability of downstream quantification estimates from eDNA data. Establish sampling, laboratory, or bioinformatic methods, in conjunction with new sequencing