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<li class=""><strong class="">RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia</strong></li><li class=""><strong class="">In the Areas of Soft Matter, Scattering & Biological Physics</strong></li><li class=""><strong class="">2-Year Fixed-Term Position until July 2020</strong></li><li class=""><strong class="">$83,786 Salary + Superannuation, Flexible Working Arrangements Available</strong></li></ul>
<p class=""><strong class="">The Role</strong></p>
<p class="">You will conduct experimental research funded by the Australian Research Council Discovery project “<em class="">Rational design of new synthetic antifreeze molecules for cryopreservation</em>”. This exciting experimental program has a number of
aspects which include: studying the interactions of cryoprotectants with membranes using Small Angle X-ray and Neutron Scattering (SAXS/SANS) and Neutron Membrane Diffraction, measurement of the permeability of biological cells, conducting cryopreservation
trials and determining the thermal properties of solutions using Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC). The research fellow is expected to contribute significantly to several of these aspects, but the specific direction of the project will be determined
by the background and expertise of the successful candidate.</p>
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Professor Gary Bryant<br class="">
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Associate Dean (HDR), School of Science<br class="">
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Director, Centre for Molecular & Nanoscale Physics (NanoPHYS)<br class="">
RMIT, GPO Box 2476, Melbourne, 3001, Australia<br class="">
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Tel: 61-3-99252139, Fax: 61-3-99255290<br class="">
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