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PhD Positions in Environmental Engineering, Public Health, and Molecular/Microbiology at the University of Sydney University of Sydney in Australia
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Funding covers tuition fees plus a stipend.
Country
Australia
University
University of Sydney

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Sooyeol Kim, Lecturer at the University of Sydney, is recruiting highly motivated PhD students for research at the intersection of environmental engineering, public health, and molecular/microbiology.
Research themes include: (1) detection and quantification of pathogens in environmental samples to track transmission, (2) environmental data mining for infrastructure diagnostics and health insights, and (3) development of targeted sequencing methods.
The opportunity is open to both domestic and international students. Preferred applicants have basic molecular biology lab skills and/or bioinformatics/data science experience.
Funding covers tuition fees plus a stipend.
To apply, email Sooyeol Kim with a CV, transcript, a brief introduction of your research interests, desired start date, and contact information for 1-2 references.
Funding details
Funding covers tuition fees plus a stipend.
What's required
Open to both domestic and international students. Preferred applicants have basic molecular biology lab skills and/or bioinformatics/data science experience. Applicants should send a CV including contact information for 1-2 references, a transcript, a brief introduction of their research interests, and a desired start date.
How to apply
Email Sooyeol Kim at [email protected] with your CV, transcript, brief research-interest statement, desired start date, and contact information for 1-2 references.
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