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Research Fellow (Level A or B) - Laboratory of Translational Immunology
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The Alfred Centre
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Level B ($114,951 - $136,505)
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| Join our team as a Research Fellow and lead innovative research that explores mechanisms of antigen presentation and protein degradation OR antigen recognition by T-cells |
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PhD Scholarship – Modelling the social and political drivers of net zero transitions
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Clayton campus
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| The PhD opportunity is based at Monash Sustainable Development Institute (MSDI) and will support a research project funded by the Australian Research Council (ARC) on modelling the technological, social and political drivers of the net zero transition. The PhD candidate will be supervised by at least two senior researchers. |
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Social Science PhD Opportunity in Artificial Intelligence for Clean Energy and Sustainability
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Caulfield campus
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| This is an unprecedented opportunity for an outstanding social sciences PhD candidate interested in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and inclusive energy futures to win a scholarship to undertake a PhD supervised by Professor Yolande Strengers and Professor Sarah Pink at Monash University. The successful candidate will join our world-leading Energy Futures team in the Emerging Technologies Lab (ETLab) and FUTURES Hub, one of Australia’s most innovative research facilities. The candidate will also be connected to Monash’s Energy Institute and Faculties of Information Technology and Art, Design and Architecture. |
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PhD Scholarship in Australian Archaeology
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Clayton campus
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| A PhD scholarship is offered as an important part of an ARC-funded project Before and After the Last Ice Age: GunaiKurnai Archaeology along the Snowy, conducted by a team of transdisciplinary researchers co-ordinated by Elder Uncle Russell Mullett of the GunaiKurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation (GLaWAC) and Professor Bruno David of Monash University. |
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Indigenous EOI for PhD Opportunities
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Clayton campus
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| Monash University is seeking expressions of interest from Indigenous Australians to explore a PhD research area |
