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Research Fellow in Pure Mathematics

GraduateJuniorPart-timeHybridParkville NSW 2337, AustraliaPosted 3 weeks agoVerified 4 weeks ago
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About the job

This part-time research-only job offers an exciting opportunity to join the ARC Discovery Project on 4-manifold topology at the University of Melbourne. Collaborating closely with leading experts, you will deepen your expertise and contribute to high-impact publications while enjoying a supportive and inclusive work environment. The team values flexibility and encourages personal and professional growth.

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Leading research

Lead and contribute to research on 4-dimensional manifolds within the ARC Discovery Project team.
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Developing research programme

Develop an independent research programme, producing high-quality publications in leading international journals.
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Presenting research

Present research at seminars and conferences, and help prepare competitive grant and fellowship applications.

Key criteria

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PhD in topology or related field

Completed or near-complete PhD essential for research expertise.

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Research experience in topology

Demonstrated experience in low-dimensional or geometric topology.

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Emerging publication record

Strong publication history aligned with career stage required.

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4 criteria for this job
PhD in topology or related field
Completed or near-complete PhD essential for research expertise.

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Research experience in topology
Demonstrated experience in low-dimensional or geometric topology.

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Emerging publication record
Strong publication history aligned with career stage required.

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Collaboration skills
Experience working effectively in diverse research teams.

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