13 wireless-sensor-networks Fellowship research jobs at The University of Queensland in Australia
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and Community Trust for a Just and Effective Net Zero Transition , a two-year, multi-region, mixed-method study focused on the role of trust in Australia's decarbonisation efforts. The project
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of photonic single protein sensors to observe, control and understand protein behaviour, advancing knowledge at the interface of quantum science and the life sciences. As a Level B Research Fellow, you will
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. The project, "Building the bridge from GWAS to Breeder through multi-omic network data fusion", focuses on transforming GWAS discoveries into actionable breeding insights. Using sorghum as a model, the work
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fully resolved single-fracture simulations to large-scale discrete fracture network (DFN) upscaling. Your work will directly address high-value industry challenges in energy and resource systems. CML is
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, synthesis) for structure elucidation and structure activity relationship analysis. Demonstrated experience in bioassay-guided microbial biodiscovery, GNPS molecular networking, and use of online databases
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collaboration with national and international development partners. Collect and analyse data from fieldwork and desktop research Develop and maintain global stakeholder networks in poverty and sustainability
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feedback, coaching and training to research support staff. Citizenship and Service: Begin to develop partnerships by cultivating networks; engage in internal service activities; provide support to colleagues
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the Zero Net Emissions Agriculture CRC initiative , focusing on developing tropical grasses with low methanogenic properties to help combat agricultures impact on our environment. This position contributes
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of classical and hybrid classical-quantum algorithms for treating the correlations. This position offers exciting opportunities for collaboration within UQ, across the QDA network, and with external research
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the electronic structure of these materials. This position offers exciting opportunities for collaboration within UQ, across the QDA network, and with external research partners. Key responsibilities will include