21 postdoc-in-automation-and-control positions at University of Adelaide in Australia
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recommendations will be generated to optimize glycemic control and reduce risk of complications. The research will integrate both observational analyses of CGM data and a subsequent clinical trial to evaluate
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and MALDI/ESI, and lignin composition using TDA/GCMS. The postdoc will work closely with teams developing engineered plants to develop a deeper understanding of cell wall architecture. This is expected
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, this project will Investigate current DES(s) on “controlled” mixed battery chemistries; specifically NMC:LFP ratios. It will also develop an extraction process to optimally recover metals from NMC:LFP black mass
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, Food and Wine at the University of Adelaide. Project overview Decoding airborne volatiles in environmental smoke that taint wine. Bushfires, stubble burns, and controlled burns all pose major risks
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controlled release and multi-scale fertilisers, health nutrient extraction from biomass waste, plant growth for space applications, regolith/mineral leaching, Familiarity with relevant key analytics, including
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contribution of 17% superannuation applies. Fixed term position for 24 Months. Postdoc opportunity - Open for Applications Until Filled. We are seeking a dynamic and motivated Postdoctoral Fellow in Ecological
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that enable effective operator control and monitoring of drones A relevant first degree in Engineering, Computer Science or a related discipline. Expertise and experience in computer programming, especially in
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cutting-edge imaging and data collection technologies for plant phenotyping, supporting research in controlled environments, field sites, and remote locations. The network consists of nine nodes
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laboratory solutions, maintaining and calibrating equipment, and participating in quality control and assurance programs. Additionally, the role provides technical support and training to students, researchers
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enthusiastic individual to join our dynamic team and contribute their unique skills. The Plant Accelerator® has a range of automated phenotyping systems collecting water use data and images over time, as