16 Postdoctoral Fellowship at University of Queensland, Australia

The aim of this position is to work within an NHMRC-funded program of musculoskeletal and orthopaedic research, under the direction of Professor Nadine Foster. The research program focusses on randomised clinical trials (RCTs) and individual participant data (IPD) meta-analyses to optimise patients’ function and reduce disability from musculoskeletal conditions. Over the next 5 years, this role will deliver world-leading, internationally collaborative, RCTs and IPD meta-analyses to endorse or de-implement interventions including surgery and exercise for osteoarthritis, back pain, knee, hip and shoulder pain. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced postdoctoral research fellow to join our growing team in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences and in the STARS Education and Research Alliance to achieve national recognition in their discipline.

The Great Reef Census (greatreefcensus.org) is a collaborative venture involving the University of Queensland, James Cook University, Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef, AIMS, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, and Dell Corporation. It engages citizens in the collection and interpretation of reconnaissance data on reef state, which are used to identify ecologically-important reefs that stimulate widespread recovery after major coral bleaching. An exciting opportunity now exists to develop a broader scientific framework for linking field data to coral reef decision-making. This research position will (1) collaborate with Dell Corporation on the integration of artificial intelligence with human visual interpretation to maximise the quality of data, and (2) work closely with GBRMPA in developing a quantitative framework that maximises the value of data acquisition for a variety of decisions (i.e., selecting sites where reef state would be difficult to predict from secondary data and yet clarification of state will likely affect decisions). The researcher will be based in Brisbane and work closely with partners in Cairns as well as explore partnerships in Western Australia. The project is funded by the NESP Marine Hub. This is a great opportunity to bridge marine ecology and decision-making and develop close links with reef managers.

We are pleased to be inviting applications for a Research Fellow or Senior Research Fellow in Clinical Informatics to join the QDHeC HERA team. In this position, you will engage in research and leverage your established record of achievement and national recognition to develop their international reputation.  You will also perform a range of high level of service and engagement roles and activities. 

The primary role of the Postdoctoral Researcher is to undertake collaborative research that contributes to a program of research examining trust, acceptance and adoption of digital technologies (e.g., artificial intelligence, advanced screening tools) and technology-mediated health services, with a particular focus on consumer, patient, and clinician attitudes.  The position will involve designing, conducting, analysing, and publishing high quality applied research, as well as co-supervision of research associates and/or students. The appointee will work closely with Prof Nicole Gillespie and Prof Monica Janda and their teams in delivering collaborative research outcomes.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Research Fellow to achieve national and international recognition in interdisciplinary and impactful research and to develop and leverage on collaborations between the Queensland Brain Institute and the School of Economics (specifically, the Behavioural and Economic Science Cluster within the School).  At this level it is expected that the incumbent will efficiently manage service and engagement roles and activities.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to focus their efforts on developing their expertise in in vivo electrophysiology and relative data analysis and emerging research profile in their discipline. At this level it is expected that the incumbent will contribute to service and engagement roles and activities.

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 the incumbent will contribute to service and engagement roles and activities.

The primary purpose of the role will be to conduct research within the Centre for Hypersonics in the School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering on topics aligned with experimental hypersonic testing of high-speed aerodynamics and supersonic combustion.

A Postdoctoral Research Fellow will develop their expertise and emerging research profile by using simulation models to predict the range of evolutionary responses for Great Barrier Reef corals. As a research focused academic at level A, the incumbent will be supported and guided by more senior academic research staff with the expectation of an increasing degree of autonomy over time, and will work as a collaborative team principally involving UQ, AIMS, and CSIRO. At this level it is expected that the incumbent will contribute to service and engagement roles and activities.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow/Research Fellow to undertake team-based research in a high achieving, multidisciplinary and collaboration focused environment at the Institute for Social Science Research (ISSR). The Institute’s mission is to undertake transformational solution-focused research to address new and emerging challenges facing Australian society, with a particular focus on public policy, health, and education. ISSR is not a traditional academic organisational unit – it is largely self-funded with a strong focus on Category 2 and 3 contract research and Consultancy, which is used to build the workforce and support the research activity. All research staff are required to contribute to the contract research and Consultancy activities.

As a Postdoctoral Research Fellow/Research Office you will conduct research within the School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering on development of innovative chemically enhanced lapping (CEL) technology for machining optoelectronic single crystals.

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced and highly motivated Research Fellow to join our internationally renowned School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences to work in partnership with some of the country’s leading researchers in health sciences. In this role, you will work on a grant funded by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) to study the bio-psycho-social and behavioural causes of back pain “flares”.

The Centre Director will develop and lead a visionary program of research, research translation, knowledge transfer and technology development aimed at addressing the key current and future challenges relating to water in the minerals industry. They will direct a Research Centre funded by external and internal funding from sources including industry, competitive grants and fellowships, and conduct world leading science in the relevant field of expertise as led by the SMI Institute Director.

This School is home to the professional disciplines of Audiology, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Speech Pathology and is at the forefront of innovation in health and well-being education and research in Australia and around the world. This School also plays host to our Centre for Hearing Research (CHEAR) which you will support in this role. CHEAR is a coalition of leading researchers across disciplines including audiology, speech pathology, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, psychology and health economics with a focus on prevention, identification and management of hearing loss across the lifespan.