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Research Fellow - Digital Structural Integrity Job No.: 683844 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 12 months fixed-term appointment Remuneration: $83,280 - $113,025 pa
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, fabricate structures at the Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication, and measure their optical and electrical properties. The successful candidate will have a PhD in Physics, Materials Engineering, or a closely
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data (e.g. DFT, MP2) and experimental data into AI-driven pipelines for structure–property learning and reactivity prediction. Applying AI models to real-world problems in virtual screening, ligand
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). This research-only role offers the opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge drug discovery efforts, with a focus on biochemistry, pharmacology, structural biology, structure-function studies, and biophysical
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, host/pathogen interactions, structural biology, immunology, and developmental biology, the Department plays a pivotal role in understanding the chemical components of living cells and the mechanisms
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engineering. Be part of ARMI’s mission to address the unanswered questions with a multi-centre, cross disciplinary and highly focused approach, for the development of innovative clinical protocols as
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project with real clinical potential The Opportunity Are you a highly motivated and technically proficient researcher with expertise in electrochemical sensor development and biomedical engineering? We
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design coordination, addressing inefficiencies that arise when diverse expertise (e.g. structural and mechanical engineering) intersects during the design process. This role involves developing
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of Civil & Environmental Engineering is seeking an exceptional early-career researcher to join a nationally significant ARC Discovery Project exploring the sustainable size of cities and the transformative
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people who discover them The Opportunity The Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering is seeking applications for a Level A Research Fellow to contribute to a high-impact research project