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“Revealing Order in Organic Semiconductors with Cryo-Electron Microscopy.” The successful candidate will apply and develop advanced cryo-electron diffraction and imaging methods to uncover structure–property
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methods, and, more broadly, in the physics of imaging and materials science. The position will work in close collaboration with Professor Jian-Min Zuo, Director of the Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy
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, and, more broadly, in the physics of imaging and materials science. The position will utilise instruments in the Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy which has a powerful suite of instrumentation
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activities. The successful candidate will have: A PhD qualification in medicinal or organic chemistry Experience in the synthesis of small molecules An understanding of pharmacology and/or drug development
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to fostering an inclusive and accessible recruitment process at Monash. If you need any reasonable adjustments, please contact us at hr-recruitment@monash.edu in an email titled 'Reasonable Adjustments Request
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approaches, including animal models of neurodegeneration, in vitro cell culture, pharmaceutical analysis and imaging modalities. This position offers the opportunity to collaborate with national and
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Participate in seminars, workshops, and conferences related to combinatorics and graph theory The successful candidate will hold a PhD in Mathematics or a closely related discipline, with a strong background in
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evaluate methods via experiments, benchmarking, simulation and/or real‑world data. The successful candidate will have: A PhD in Statistics, Data Science, Computer Science, Mathematics, or a related field
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candidate will hold a PhD in Mathematics or a closely related discipline, with a strong background in edge decomposition of graphs or fractional structures in graphs. You will have the ability to solve
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key part in supporting Australia’s transition to green ironmaking by developing a quantitative framework that connects impurity content, process parameters and microstructural evolution to scalable, low