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Research Fellow in Microbial Fluid Dynamics

GraduateJuniorFull-timeOfficeParkville NSW 2337, AustraliaPosted 2 days agoVerified 2 days ago
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About the job

This job is about leading groundbreaking research in microbial fluid dynamics at the University of Melbourne. By exploring how flows influence microbial behaviour, you will contribute to both high-impact publications and world-class teaching in applied mathematics. The team thrives on collaboration and innovation, fostering a vibrant community where everyone can grow and succeed.

You'll be responsible for

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Leading research

Lead innovative research on microbial fluid dynamics that explains how flows shape microbial movement and communication.
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Developing models

Develop and analyse mathematical and computational models of cell motility, navigation, and micro-scale chemical interactions.
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Publishing and presenting

Publish high-quality papers, present at conferences, and contribute to competitive research funding proposals.

Key criteria

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PhD in applied mathematics

Possession of a completed or near-completed PhD is essential.

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Research track record

Demonstrated strong research in fluid dynamics or cell motility.

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Computational modelling experience

Experience with continuum or agent-based modelling techniques.

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PhD in applied mathematics
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Research track record
Demonstrated strong research in fluid dynamics or cell motility.

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Computational modelling experience
Experience with continuum or agent-based modelling techniques.

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Collaboration skills
Proven ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams.

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Effective communication
Experience publishing and presenting research to diverse audiences.

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