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B research-only academic, the appointee will contribute to collaborative research activities, produce high-quality publications and conference outputs, support the supervision and development
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molecular and cellular biology techniques Well developed planning and organisational skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills A collegiate approach to teamwork and research collaboration
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The Opportunity Join a dynamic research team working at the forefront of drug discovery to develop novel therapeutic agents for arthritis and lymphedema. In this role, you will design and synthesise new compounds
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to the University’s growing research strengths with general guidance. Working under broad direction, you will develop continuously operating wearable microneedle‑based biosensors and support the project’s delivery
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staff. We welcome and value everyone's contributions, lived experience and expertise. When you come to work, you can be yourself, be a change-maker and develop your career in exciting ways. This is why we
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and collaborative research environment. In this exciting role, you will contribute to a cutting-edge project focused on the design, development and real-world demonstration of specialised acoustic
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projects. Candidates will need strong analytical skills and experience in manuscript preparation. Well-developed research skills, including data collection, management and analysis, along with the ability
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development. This is an opportunity to contribute to a nationally significant program with tangible policy impact—candidates ready to deliver rigorous, influential research are encouraged to apply. About Monash
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highly desirable. The role will involve designing and synthesising novel compounds, exploring scaffold modifications, and developing practical synthetic strategies. The candidate will also contribute
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opportunity has become available for a motivated and talented individual to join the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences as a Research Fellow in the Medicinal Chemistry Theme. The development