This is an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to play a lead role in the study of organic carbon persistence in soil. This project aims to unravel how increasing concentrations of nitrogen-rich compounds in soils can potentially increase our ability to sequester soil organic carbon. This is significant because use of land for long-term agricultural production greatly reduces soil organic carbon stocks and releases carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas. Expected outcomes of this project include providing information that is urgently needed to develop predictive carbon models for effective policy-making and improved management. This project should provide substantial benefits, including fulfilling the carbon sequestration potential of Australia’s soils that would deliver positive economic outcomes as in farm-gate output and mitigation of climate change. The position offers an excellent opportunity to develop diverse research and analytical expertise, as well as to pursue broader personal and professional development through publications, student supervision, and service roles across the University.

A multi-skilled postdoctoral researcher is required for a 2-year fixed-term appointment, to work on the technology and engineering development of the data-driven and machine learning aided Discrete Element Method (DEM) modelling of shaft furnace process for the zero-emission ironmaking with hydrogen. You will focus on the ARC Linkage project and ARC Research Hub project which are recently fully executed with industrial partners.

 

The successful candidate is expected to show creativity, teamwork, independence, self-motivation, and project management skills to ensure the deliveries of project objectives. Experience in R&D projects and research in chemical and metallurgical engineering such as the data-driven and machine learning aided Discrete Element Method (DEM) modelling is highly desirable. This project involves new technology development for hydrogen ironmaking, which requires the candidate for a solid research experience with a combination of science and engineering acknowledges and is expected that the candidate can quickly learn it.

A multi-skilled postdoctoral researcher is required for a 2-year fixed-term appointment, to work on the technology and engineering development of the data-driven and machine learning aided Discrete Element Method (DEM) modelling of shaft furnace process for the zero-emission ironmaking with hydrogen. You will focus on the ARC Linkage project and ARC Research Hub project which are recently fully executed with industrial partners.

 

The successful candidate is expected to show creativity, teamwork, independence, self-motivation, and project management skills to ensure the deliveries of project objectives. Experience in R&D projects and research in chemical and metallurgical engineering such as the data-driven and machine learning aided Discrete Element Method (DEM) modelling is highly desirable. This project involves new technology development for hydrogen ironmaking, which requires the candidate for a solid research experience with a combination of science and engineering acknowledges and is expected that the candidate can quickly learn it.

As part of the UQ community, you will have the opportunity to work alongside the brightest minds, who have joined us from all over the world, and within an environment where interdisciplinary collaborations are encouraged.

 

At the core of our teaching remains our students, and their experience with us sets a foundation for success far beyond graduation. UQ has made a commitment to making education opportunities available for all Queenslanders, regardless of personal, financial, or geographical barriers.

As part of our commitment to excellence in research and professional practice in academic contexts, we are proud to provide our staff with access to world-class facilities and equipment, grant writing support, greater research funding opportunities, and other forms of staff support and development.

 

The greater benefits of joining the UQ community are broad:  from being part of a Group of Eight university, to recognition of prior service with other Australian universities, up to 26 weeks of paid parental leave, 17.5% annual leave loading, flexible working arrangements including hybrid on site/WFH options and flexible start/finish times, and genuine career progression opportunities via the academic promotions process.

The National Imaging Facility (NIF) is an Australia wide collaborative network of world-class imaging infrastructure, providing open access to flagship imaging equipment, expertise, tools, data and analysis. NIF addresses Australia’s strategic science and research priorities, and this benefits Australian industry and helps keep Australians healthy.

 

We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled Fellow with experience in neuroimaging, ideally with expertise in ultra-high field (7T) imaging. The primary purpose of this role is to coordinate and participate in research programs at the Queensland node of NIF, located at the Centre for Advanced Imaging (CAI) within the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN) and the Herston Imaging Research Facility (HIRF).

 

The opportunity is open to an experienced Postdoctoral Fellow (Level A), Research Fellow (Level B) or a Senior Research Fellow (Level C). You will be expected to provide project planning and image analysis expertise on a collaborative and consultative basis to both local and external users of the NIF facilities. Additionally, the role involves facilitating access to UQ and national computational facilities for NIF users, as well as promoting NIF activities to the international, national, and institutional scientific communities.

 

This position offers you the opportunity to develop an independent research profile in the area of MRI and will be integral to imaging project planning and data analysis research activities at the UQ node. The role reports to the Co-Director of the NIF Queensland Node, Lena Oestreich. This role provides an excellent opportunity to further develop your expertise and establish an emerging research profile within the discipline of neuroimaging.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Researcher to join the ARC Laureate Program led by Professor Alpha Yap. The program’s overall goal is to understand how mechanical communication between cells supports the homeostasis and integrity of epithelial tissues. The team uses an interdisciplinary approach, working with national and international collaborators to combine experimental cell biology, optical microscopy, biophysical assays and physical theory. The successful applicant will undertake competitive research to characterize how tissue mechanics and mechanical signalling respond to homeostatic stresses, such as apoptosis, in epithelial tissues.

As part of the UQ community, you will have the opportunity to work alongside the brightest minds, who have joined us from all over the world, and within an environment where interdisciplinary collaborations are encouraged.

 

At the core of our teaching remains our students, and their experience with us sets a foundation for success far beyond graduation. UQ has made a commitment to making education opportunities available for all Queenslanders, regardless of personal, financial, or geographical barriers.

 

As part of our commitment to excellence in research and professional practice in academic contexts, we are proud to provide our staff with access to world-class facilities and equipment, grant writing support, greater research funding opportunities, and other forms of staff support and development.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to focus their efforts on developing their expertise and emerging research profile in their discipline. At this level it is expected that you will contribute to service and engagement roles and activities. You will have the opportunity to work with leading clinicians and scientists in the field of heart transplantation and donor organ preservation. In addition, be supported to take ownership of the project with a proven track record of the group to translate research into clinical trials.

 This is an exciting opportunity for a Research Fellow to engage in Metabolomic research at Queensland Metabolomics and Proteomics (Q-MAP) Facility to further their expertise and growing research profile to achieve national recognition in Metabolomics.  At this level it is expected that you will efficiently manage service and engagement roles and activities.

As part of the UQ community, you will have the opportunity to work alongside the brightest minds, who have joined us from all over the world, and within an environment where interdisciplinary collaborations are encouraged.

 

At the core of our teaching remains our students, and their experience with us sets a foundation for success far beyond graduation. UQ has made a commitment to making education opportunities available for all Queenslanders, regardless of personal, financial, or geographical barriers.

 

As part of our commitment to excellence in research and professional practice in academic contexts, we are proud to provide our staff with access to world-class facilities and equipment, grant writing support, greater research funding opportunities, and other forms of staff support and development.

 

The greater benefits of joining the UQ community are broad:  from being part of a Group of Eight university, to recognition of prior service with other Australian universities, up to 26 weeks of paid parental leave, 17.5% annual leave loading, flexible working arrangements including hybrid on site/WFH options and flexible start/finish times, and genuine career progression opportunities via the academic promotions process.

 

The successful candidate may be required to complete a number of pre-employment checks, including right to work in Australia, criminal check, education check, AHPRA registration, mandatory immunisations, first aid and/or CPR certification, blue card check, etc. 

This is an exciting opportunity for a Research Fellow to join the Yamauchi Group at AIBN, to engage in research to further their expertise and growing research profile in Materials Science, Chemistry and/or Nanotechnology. You will join a high performing research team focussing on nanoarchitectured design of nanocrystals and nanoporous materials with controlled compositions and morphologies toward practical applications including batteries, fuel cells, solar cells, chemical sensors, field emitters, and photonic devices.  At this level, you will also be expected to supervise students and staff, and to efficiently manage service and engagement roles and activities.

We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to study magmatic processes conducive to mineralisation in energy-critical metals, focusing on porphyry copper deposits in arc magmas. This role involves establishing mineralisation vectors based on the texture and composition of magmatic components, including plagioclase zoning, melt/fluid inclusions, and accessory minerals like apatite. A key focus is comparing plutonic and volcanic records.

 

Join Associate Professor Teresa Ubide’s magmatic petrology research team at The University of Queensland. This role is part of the ARC Future Fellowship project, “Volcanic arcs as factories of critical metals for the energy transition.” The Postdoctoral Research Fellow will benefit from the outstanding research environment at the School of the Environment, state-of-the-art analytical capacity at the Centre for Geoanalytical Mass Spectrometry, and a multidisciplinary network of national and international collaborators. The successful candidate will train and supervise PhD students with active projects in several magmatic arcs globally, and contribute to service and engagement activities.

As part of the UQ community, you will have the opportunity to work alongside the brightest minds, who have joined us from all over the world, and within an environment where interdisciplinary collaborations are encouraged.

 

At the core of our teaching remains our students, and their experience with us sets a foundation for success far beyond graduation. UQ has made a commitment to making education opportunities available for all Queenslanders, regardless of personal, financial, or geographical barriers.

 

As part of our commitment to excellence in research and professional practice in academic contexts, we are proud to provide our staff with access to world-class facilities and equipment, grant writing support, greater research funding opportunities, and other forms of staff support and development.

 

The greater benefits of joining the UQ community are broad:  from being part of a Group of Eight university, to recognition of prior service with other Australian universities, up to 26 weeks of paid parental leave, 17.5% annual leave loading, flexible working arrangements including hybrid on site/WFH options and flexible start/finish times, and genuine career progression opportunities via the academic promotions process.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to engage in research in a structural biology and structure-guided inhibitor design. The main area of study will involve the characterization of three-dimensional structures of protein complexes involved in signalling by TIR (Toll/interleukin-1 receptor) domains in the Toll-like receptor and related pathways, the key pathways contributing to inflammation and neurodegeneration, and evaluate inhibitors targeting these protein complexes as leads for anti-inflammatory therapeutics. Projects may involve protein production, structural characterization by cryo electron microscopy and other techniques, and structure-guided inhibitor design.

This is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic Postdoctoral Research Fellow/Research Officer to support a variety of projects in the social sciences research portfolio at our Gas & Energy Transition Research Centre. This includes the implementation of a leading practice framework for community-led monitoring and evaluation of social and environmental data in relation to onshore gas development in the Northern Territory.

 

The successful candidate will be competent in both qualitative and quantitative social sciences research methodologies. You will require to have knowledge and experience in regional or rural community development (with experience in relation to First Nations peoples highly desirable), stakeholder engagement and communication, discourse and media analysis, participatory research and engagement processes.

 

You will work closely with the leadership team from the Gas & Energy Transition Research Centre and researchers across UQ who are working on similar projects.

This position will be based at the Biotech Nexus Lab in the Centre for Animal Science at the Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food innovation (CAS-QAAFI). For this research, you will utilize Omics tools and a One-Health approach to study, monitor, prevent and control zoonotic diseases whilst understanding the host-pathogen disease dynamics. Computational Abiology skills and the use of High-performance computing, experience in fieldwork and surveillance and fieldwork co-ordination are essential skills. The research group is especially interested in harnessing and developing emerging livestock species towards food safety and security and your research experience in such species will be invaluable. This is an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to focus their efforts on developing their expertise and emerging research profile in their discipline. At this level it is expected that you will contribute to service and engagement roles and activities.

This position offers an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to contribute to research on the conversion of carbon dioxide (CO₂) into valuable products using microbial fermentation. This project aims to expand the spectrum of CO₂-derived products by integrating anaerobic gas fermentation with aerobic chain extension of CO₂-derived C2 molecules. The primary focus is on the production of functionalized fatty acids for applications in polymer synthesis, the use as plasticizer, lubricants or fuels. You will work at the interface of microbial strain and bioprocess development.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow/Research Fellow to play a lead role in the study of ways to improve the retention and use of nitrogen (N) in summer and winter grain cropping systems in northeastern Australia. These projects are focussing on evaluating the performance of controlled release and stabilised N fertilisers and on quantifying greenhouse gas emissions from crop residues.