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the opportunity The School of Psychology is currently seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate (Psychology) to contribute to a program of research developing and validating a new clinical measure to
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research and lead the development of academic papers proven capacity to collaborate collegially within research teams to meet the aims and deadlines of the project evidence of a developing publication record
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neuropharmacological questions. Under the supervision of Principal Investigator Dr Claire O'Callaghan, the successful candidate will join a collaborative, interdisciplinary team, where they will be supported to develop
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on the detection and analysis of bacterial pathogens in respiratory samples develop novel approaches to analyse metagenomic data in the context of bacterial colonisation and infection produce high-quality research
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how control parameters (e.g. bucket speed, size, depth, and packing density) influence energy dissipation develop mathematical models to predict and explain these effects collect and analyse data
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density) influence energy dissipation develop mathematical models to predict and explain these effects collect and analyse data, including with the use of machine learning use this knowledge to design
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developing targeted therapies that eliminate these treatment-resistant cells. Cancer stem cells are increasingly recognised as key drivers of tumour growth, relapse, and resistance to conventional therapies
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communications, Multispecies Justice and/or First Nations knowledge. Your key responsibilities will be to: lead an original research project developed in discussion with Liza Lim collaborate on specific sub
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Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) Fellow and expert in cyber-physical systems and AI-driven sensing and control for large-scale systems, the successful candidate will contribute to the development
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applies and develops their expertise in conducting research to further the Faculty or School's research agenda. They conduct research and/or scholarly activities under the limited supervision of senior