The Integrative Cartilage Research Group at The University of Melbourne is seeking an excellent PhD candidate to research links between microstructural imaging and biological signalling networks.
The ICR Group, a part of the Biomechanics focus at UoM, is interested in developing, refining, and using biomechanical engineering tools and concepts, to explore and understand the effects of mechanics on living musculoskeletal systems on the molecular, cellular, and organ level of organisation, while maintaining a philosophy of respect and compassion for all human and animal life.
The University of Melbourne has a number of prestigious scholarships for excellent PhD candidates. If you are interested in pursuing a PhD and have a sense of adventure, in order to qualify for the UoM Postgraduate scholarship,
- you must have an average grade in the last two years of study of 80-85% or more,
- you must have completed a Master degree (or be near completion), and
- any prior research experience is an advantage.
Only candidates who qualify for a scholarship will be considered.
#1: PhD Position at the University of Melbourne, Australia - in Programming or Computational Modelling
The project involves development of software for characterisation of arthritis from 3D image datasets, as well as building computational models for incorporation of structural, mechanical and biological data coming from experiments. You should have a Master degree in biomedical/mechanical engineering, computer science, or a related field with a strong interest in technology and medicine. A good understanding and previous experience in imaging, 3D image analysis or computational modelling is advantageous.
#2: PhD Position at the University of Melbourne, Australia -in Biotechnology or Molecular Biology
The project involves monitoring of biosignals and biomarkers in biological constructs and in vivo animal models. The work requires a creative approach to developing new protocols for evaluating biological and mechanical signalling networks in tissues. You should have a Master degree in molecular biology, biotechnology, bioengineering, or a related field with a strong interest in technology and medicine. A good understanding and previous experience in biochemistry and molecular biology is advantageous.
The successful candidates must be keen learners, creative, possess effective written and oral communication skills in English, have good time management, be willing to perform and/or be involved in testing of human and animal biological specimens, and most importantly have a strong ability to work in an international and dynamic team environment.
To apply, please send your application including a motivational letter, a curriculum vitae, university transcripts, and contact details of two academic or professional references to to Dr Kathryn Stok, kstok@unimelb.edu.au
Or for further information, please contact Dr Stok directly.
The University of Melbourne
Integrative Cartilage Research Group
Department of Mechanical Engineering
The University of Melbourne, Victoria 3010 Australia
The ICR Group, a part of the Biomechanics focus at UoM, is interested in developing, refining, and using biomechanical engineering tools and concepts, to explore and understand the effects of mechanics on living musculoskeletal systems on the molecular, cellular, and organ level of organisation, while maintaining a philosophy of respect and compassion for all human and animal life.
The University of Melbourne has a number of prestigious scholarships for excellent PhD candidates. If you are interested in pursuing a PhD and have a sense of adventure, in order to qualify for the UoM Postgraduate scholarship,
- you must have an average grade in the last two years of study of 80-85% or more,
- you must have completed a Master degree (or be near completion), and
- any prior research experience is an advantage.
Only candidates who qualify for a scholarship will be considered.
#1: PhD Position at the University of Melbourne, Australia - in Programming or Computational Modelling
The project involves development of software for characterisation of arthritis from 3D image datasets, as well as building computational models for incorporation of structural, mechanical and biological data coming from experiments. You should have a Master degree in biomedical/mechanical engineering, computer science, or a related field with a strong interest in technology and medicine. A good understanding and previous experience in imaging, 3D image analysis or computational modelling is advantageous.
#2: PhD Position at the University of Melbourne, Australia -in Biotechnology or Molecular Biology
The project involves monitoring of biosignals and biomarkers in biological constructs and in vivo animal models. The work requires a creative approach to developing new protocols for evaluating biological and mechanical signalling networks in tissues. You should have a Master degree in molecular biology, biotechnology, bioengineering, or a related field with a strong interest in technology and medicine. A good understanding and previous experience in biochemistry and molecular biology is advantageous.
The successful candidates must be keen learners, creative, possess effective written and oral communication skills in English, have good time management, be willing to perform and/or be involved in testing of human and animal biological specimens, and most importantly have a strong ability to work in an international and dynamic team environment.
To apply, please send your application including a motivational letter, a curriculum vitae, university transcripts, and contact details of two academic or professional references to to Dr Kathryn Stok, kstok@unimelb.edu.au
Or for further information, please contact Dr Stok directly.
The University of Melbourne
Integrative Cartilage Research Group
Department of Mechanical Engineering
The University of Melbourne, Victoria 3010 Australia