Postdoctoral Fellowship (07) at Monash University, Australia

We are seeking a Research Fellow – Data Science professional with strong expertise in machine learning, deep learning and high-frequency physiological signal analysis. This is a unique opportunity to work with pioneering bedside monitoring tools, such as ICM+ software, and support the delivery of major multi-centre clinical studies, including BONANZA-GT and PRECISION-TBI.

Working closely with the Acute Brain Injury leadership team, you’ll contribute to data curation, protocol development, predictive modelling, and novel analytics for large-scale neurocritical care datasets and manuscript preparation and publication.

At the Monash Proteomics and Metabolomics Platform (MPMP), we don’t just run samples, we solve complex biological puzzles. We are seeking a dynamic, independent, and collaborative Level B Research Fellow to join our world-class facility.

This isn’t just a lab role. This is a pivotal position where you will act as a scientific consultant, an innovative method-developer, and a key research driver. You will work across a massive breadth of projects, supporting both brilliant academic minds and high-profile commercial clients.

Join the School of Earth Atmosphere and Environment as a Research Fellow in Aeolian Geomorphology. In this role, you will lead cutting edge research within the Australian Research Council Discovery Project DP260101075. 

Based within the Monash Geomorphology Laboratory, you will work in close collaboration with Associate Professor Kathryn Fitzsimmons, Dr Andrew Frierdich and Dr Andrew Gunn, as well as a team of trainees, guiding research direction and supporting student training.

Your responsibilities will include linking aeolian sediment sink properties to sources using remotely sensed (e.g., hyperspectral) and climate reanalysis data, calibrated with in situ field data, laboratory analysis, and numerical models of landscape evolution. 

Join a nationally significant research initiative focused on improving medication safety and quality use of medicines in Australian primary care.

The Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is seeking a Research Fellow (Level B) to join the Australian Primary caRe Initiative for mediCine use Optimisation and safeTy (APRICOT), a five-year national project aimed at reducing medication-related harm and improving prescribing practices.

Based within the Centre for Medicine Use and Safety (CMUS), you will contribute to high-impact research developing and implementing innovative strategies to improve the quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness of healthcare in primary care and interface settings. You will work with multidisciplinary stakeholders to translate evidence into policy and practice, improving health outcomes at a population level.

As a research-only academic, you will conduct independent and collaborative research, support project delivery, engage with healthcare professionals and consumers, and develop your expertise in medication safety and quality use of medicines.

The School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment is seeking a Research Fellow in Geodynamic Modeling & Surface Processes to join a multi-disciplinary team.

In this role you will investigate the physics of surface processes at the intersection of geomorphology and geodynamics. As part of a vibrant team spanning across Australia and Germany, the Research Fellow will utilise high-performance computing and geochemical modelling to decipher atmospheric CO2 removal mechanisms over geological timescales. The research involves integrating surface process simulations with tectonic frameworks to quantify how weathering, erosion, transport, and sedimentation governed carbon budgets throughout the Cenozoic. By bridging landscape evolution theory with carbon sequestration science, the Research Fellow will establish a physical basis for understanding Earth’s long-term climate resilience and planetary-scale carbon management.

We have an exciting opportunity for a Research Fellow or Senior Research Fellow to join a multidisciplinary team advancing physical activity and population health research through large-scale wearables-based epidemiology. Working within a collaborative, internationally connected environment, the role will focus on device-based physical activity, sitting and sleep data, particularly through the internationally recognised ProPASS consortium. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to high-impact publications, global collaborations and innovative research methods that shape the future of population health.

Working across national and international research initiatives, this position will lead epidemiological analyses of large-scale cohort datasets and contribute to the development of key research platforms. The role will support collaborative research programs through grant development, externally funded projects and partnerships with leading research organisations. It will also provide mentorship and supervision to junior researchers and higher degree research students.