Research Fellow In Structural Biology

University of Melbourne

To benefit society through the transformative impact of education and research.

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About The Role

As the Research Fellow, you will investigate the structure and function of bacterial and viral molecular machines that are important for pathogenesis using integrative approaches including cryo-EM, cryo-ET, CLEM and various biochemical and biophysical methods.

Candidates with a strong background in Structural Biology (cryo-EM and/or X-ray crystallography)/computational biology/virology are encouraged to apply.

• 🔄 Process Management and Ongoing Improvement
  

  Manage and improve organizational processes to minimize complexities and increase productivity

• ✅ Stakeholder Engagement
  

  Partner with stakeholders to understand specifications, business requirements, and communicate insights

• 🚦 Quality Assurance
  

  Ensure processes, procedures and tools meet quality requirements set by the organization

• 👥 Collaboration
  

  Works with others by being open, clear in communication and listening to achieve goals

• ✍🏼 Written communication
  

  Writes in a clear and structured format to convey information and ideas effectively to a target audience

• 🔍 Attention to detail
  

  Accurately identifies and rectifies discrepancies or errors that exists in information and deliverables