Research Fellow: Varroa Neurotransmitter Receptor Biology

University of the Sunshine Coast; Sunshine Coast Regional; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

17% superannuation

Salary packaging options

Employee Assistance Program

Fitness passport

Job summary

A prominent Australian university is seeking a Research Fellow in Varroa Neurotransmitter Receptor Biology. The role involves leading innovative research projects, publishing findings, and collaborating with diverse teams to secure funding and communicate impacts. Ideal candidates will have a doctoral qualification, experience in molecular biology, and a strong publication record. This position offers a collaborative culture and comprehensive benefits, including 17% superannuation and salary packaging options. Applications close midnight, Friday 12 September 2025.

Qualifications

• Completion of a doctoral qualification in a relevant field with laboratory research experience.
• Foundational knowledge of molecular biology, genetics, and pharmacology.
• Demonstrated ability in molecular/cellular biology techniques.
• Experience in designing in vitro or in vivo assays.
• Refereed publications with clear attribution of contributions.
• External funding awarded in the last five years.
• Esteem measures like keynote talks and awards.
• Technology transfer and outreach activities.

Responsibilities

• Lead design and execution of research projects aligned with UniSC’s priorities.
• Publish results through high-impact journals and conferences.
• Engage in collaborative research efforts.
• Participate in securing grants and funding opportunities.
• Communicate outcomes to stakeholders.

Skills

Molecular biology techniques

Data analysis

High-quality publications

Collaboration

Research funding acquisition

Education

Doctoral qualification in a relevant field

Tools

PCR

Molecular cloning

Job description

A prominent Australian university is seeking a Research Fellow in Varroa Neurotransmitter Receptor Biology. The role involves leading innovative research projects, publishing findings, and collaborating with diverse teams to secure funding and communicate impacts. Ideal candidates will have a doctoral qualification, experience in molecular biology, and a strong publication record. This position offers a collaborative culture and comprehensive benefits, including 17% superannuation and salary packaging options. Applications close midnight, Friday 12 September 2025.