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Research Fellow in Biophysical Ecology

GraduateJuniorFull-timeHybridParkville NSW 2337, AustraliaPosted 2 weeks agoVerified 2 weeks ago
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About the job

This job is about driving advanced computational models in Julia to understand pest responses to changing climates. By shaping predictive models, you will play a crucial role in guiding pest management in a warming climate while advancing your career. The team values collaboration and inclusivity, fostering a vibrant research culture where diverse perspectives thrive.

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Conducting biophysical ecology research

Conduct high quality biophysical ecology research aligned with the ARC project on climate responses of pests.
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Developing computational models

Develop, refine and apply quantitative models of organisms and environments using advanced computational and mathematical approaches.
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Publishing research

Publish research in high impact journals, present at conferences, and engage with national and international collaborators.

Key criteria

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Quantitative skills

Demonstrated experience in quantitative analysis and modelling.

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Julia programming proficiency

Experience with Julia for advanced computational modelling.

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Publication track record

Proven record of publishing in high-impact journals.

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5 criteria for this job
Quantitative skills
Demonstrated experience in quantitative analysis and modelling.

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Julia programming proficiency
Experience with Julia for advanced computational modelling.

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Publication track record
Proven record of publishing in high-impact journals.

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Collaboration experience
Experience collaborating with diverse research teams and partners.

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PhD qualification
Hold or nearing completion of a PhD in a relevant field.

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