18 postdoc-molecular-dynamics-simulation Fellowship research jobs at Monash University
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Fellow. This role offers the chance to be at the forefront of innovation in chemical biology, with a focus on developing cutting-edge tools for molecular sensing and imaging. Under the guidance of Dr
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collaborative team advancing concussion care through innovation Research Fellow role driving consumer-led models in brain injury care The Opportunity Join a dynamic research team at the Monash-Epworth
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research? We are seeking an enthusiastic and capable Research Fellow to join a dynamic group of researchers working on innovative clinical trials and projects in women's mental health. This is a unique
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are driven to contribute to high-impact research that improves lives and thrive in a dynamic interdisciplinary environment, we encourage you to apply and be part of this ambitious and innovative program
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experience in at least one of the following would be highly regarded: (i) the theory and simulation of scattering, diffraction and imaging with high energy electrons or X-rays; (ii) solving inverse scattering
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quantum computing experience. Simulate complex quantum processes on quantum computers to uncover exotic dynamical phenomena. Co-supervise students and provide guidance in programming on quantum computers
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Theme 1: Climate Processes and Change. This position is funded by the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy through the Australian Community Climate and Earth System Simulator National
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The Opportunity This is a unique opportunity to join a dynamic research team focused on improving mental health outcomes for asylum seekers and refugees. As a Research Fellow, you will contribute to a diverse and
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focused on advancing personalised and innovative approaches to addiction care. This dynamic and collaborative position works closely with a multidisciplinary team of neuroimagers, computational modellers
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Factors theory and application in health systems. About Monash University Join Monash University’s dynamic research environment at the Alfred precinct, where ground-breaking translational medicine meets