15 phd-scholarship-in-computational-material-science Fellowship positions at RMIT University
Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
postgraduate research students. Ability to contribute to the teaching and learning program in a relevant field. Qualifications: Mandatory: PhD in Ecotoxicology or Environmental Science or in a relevant field
-
performing other duties that support the efficient operation of the research team. Mandatory: PhD or equivalent in electrical and electronic engineering and/or applied mathematics, in particular, in one
-
are desirable. To be successful in this position, you’ll have: A PhD degree in Computer Science related field is desirable Industry Experience: Demonstrated industry experience in managing, building, and testing
-
design, engineering and structural and functional characterisation of the novel nanoparticles for applications in biomedicine. About You You will have a PhD and, ideally, a postdoctoral experience in
-
field (e.g., Medical Physics, Radiation Therapy, Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Science, Physics, etc). Emerging track record publishing in high quality journals (e.g., Medical Physics, IEEE
-
salary and 17% Superannuation Based at one of the RMIT’s Melbourne campuses (City, Brunswick or Bundoora) About the Program Each year, RMIT brings on the world’s best and brightest researchers and teams
-
Fellow will undertake research in applied LLMs, knowledge engineering and geospatial analytics and assist in the development of web application and software packages to translate the research outcomes. In
-
, their spouse, and children at the end of their contract. School tuition fees for children to attend the K-12 program in Vietnam, up to $20,000 per child or $40,000 for two children per year. Premium private
-
part of a partnership between RMIT and the Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG), through the Centre for Advanced Defence Structures and Materials Experimentation (CADSME). If you’re passionate
-
manufacturing and design; computing technologies; health innovation and translational medicine; nano materials and devices; and sustainable systems. Our brilliant researchers attract funding from government and