Research Fellow, Gut Brain Axis

University of Melbourne

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Base: $87,266 - $118,416 py; bonus/equity: not spe...
Phd in animal science or physiology
Experience with large-animal physiology
Porcine models of anxiety and stress
This role involves driving innovative research on neuromodulation of the gut-brain axis using porcine models within a DARPA-funded project

Job Summary

  • This role involves driving innovative research on neuromodulation of the gut-brain axis using porcine models within a DARPA-funded project.
  • The successful candidate will manage animal ethics applications, analyze experimental data, and contribute to high-impact publications in leading journals.
  • The position offers a comprehensive benefits package including 17% superannuation, salary packaging, and access to professional development programs.

Matching Summary

This role involves driving innovative research on neuromodulation of the gut-brain axis using porcine models within a DARPA-funded project.

Salary

Base: $87,266 - $118,416 p.a.; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: 17% superannuation plus salary packaging and health programs

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • PhD in Animal Science or Physiology
  • Experience with large-animal physiology
  • Porcine models of anxiety and stress
  • Animal ethics application management
  • High-quality experimental design

Nice-to-have

  • International collaboration experience
  • Multidisciplinary team engagement
  • Student training and co-supervision
  • Strong publication track record
  • Independent workload organization

Key Requirements

  • Current valid work rights for Australia
  • Working with Children Check required
  • No visa sponsorship available

Work Rights

Must have current valid work rights for Australia

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