30 developer-"https:" "https:" "https:" "CNRS " research jobs at Monash University in Australia
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Pro Vice-Chancellor (Researcher Development) Job No: 688391 Location: Clayton Campus Employment Type: Full-time, Fixed-term appointment Remuneration: A competitive remuneration package will apply
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) within the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at the Alfred campus. We are seeking an outstanding Level B Research Fellow to join a dynamic, multidisciplinary team leading the development
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A research-only academic is expected to contribute to the University’s research effort while developing their research expertise through the pursuit of defined research projects relevant
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energy, water, food, and waste. You will play a key role in the project’s conceptual development, undertake qualitative data collection and analysis, and co-author publications that support environmental
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Fellows to join a major program (>$20M) funded by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H). This ambitious program focuses on lymphatic pathophysiology and the development of innovative
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Research Fellow for a 12-month, research-only appointment. A Level A Research Fellow is expected to contribute to the University’s research effort while developing their own research expertise through
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requirements. The role contributes to the development of personalised interventions informed by both clinical expertise and lived experience. The position is responsible for supporting the coordination and
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to pursue high-quality independent research while contributing to the development and leadership of a fast-moving laboratory. You will work on projects exploring how meningeal stromal and immune cells sense
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of Economics has an opportunity for a Level B Research Fellow who will conduct independent and collaborative research within their appointed field, contributing to the development of their expertise and
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Science Communication. This project is an inter-faculty collaboration that will develop an innovative framework for transdisciplinary music-science collaboration via new creative works. A focus is placed on