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Peter Rutledge

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University of Sydney
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Peter Rutledge is a Professor at the University of Sydney, Australia. His research primarily focuses on citizen science in education, as well as the biochemical and microbiological properties of various compounds and their applications in medicine. Recent publications include studies on the inhibition of enzymes related to Plasmodium falciparum, the development of crowdsourced medical information platforms, and the discovery of new antimicrobial agents from Streptomyces species.

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PhD opportunity in radiochemistry at the University of Sydney through the ARC Training Centre for the Development of Advanced Radiochemical Technologies (DART). This is a fully funded PhD scholarship for a student in the School of Chemistry, Faculty of Science , focused on the synthesis of new radiolabelled molecules for radiopharmaceutical studies. The project sits within DART’s broader mission to develop advanced radiochemical technologies and train the next generation of researchers working at the interface of chemistry, radiochemistry, and radiopharmaceutical science. Research themes and keywords: radiochemistry, radiochemical technologies, radiopharmaceuticals, radiolabelled molecules, synthetic organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, chemical biology, rare earth metal chemistry, multinuclear NMR, mass spectrometry. Supervisors: Prof. Louis Rendina, Prof. Elizabeth New, and/or Prof. Peter Rutledge. Funding: stipend equivalent to the University of Sydney RTP rate for up to 14 research periods; the page states $42,754 per annum in 2026. International students also receive tuition fee coverage for the same period. The post additionally mentions support for laboratory work, conferences, and domestic/international travel. Eligibility highlights: applicants need an unconditional offer of admission to a PhD in the School of Chemistry at the University of Sydney and a First-Class Honours degree or Master’s degree (or equivalent) with a major in Chemistry. Majors in pharmacy, biology, biotechnology, or medical sciences are not eligible. Preferred experience includes synthetic organic chemistry, NMR, mass spectrometry, rare earth metal chemistry, medicinal chemistry, radiochemistry, chemical biology, analytical thinking, data analysis, and independent research ability. Deadline: 4 June 2026. How to apply: use the University of Sydney scholarship application link and follow the instructions on the DART website. If you are interested in DART projects more broadly, the centre notes that projects may be listed and that an expression of interest process may apply.

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Shuai Nie

Associate Professor

University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

UNITED STATES
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Margaret Sunde

Professor at University of Sydney

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Thomas James Booth

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability

DENMARK
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Yit-Heng Chooi

University of Western Australia

AUSTRALIA
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Alice Motion

Professor of Science and Culture

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Murray Baker

University of Western Australia

AUSTRALIA
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Larissa Braz Sousa

Associate Lecturer

La Trobe University

AUSTRALIA
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Ann H. Kwan

Associate Professor

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Reyne Pullen

Education Focused Senior Lecturer

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Andrew Piggott

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA
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Duangkamon Loesbanluechai

University of Glasgow

UNITED KINGDOM
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Michael Kassiou

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Stephen George-Williams

Senior Lecturer

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Wendy van de Sande

Associate professor

Erasmus University Rotterdam

NETHERLANDS
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Michael Cowled

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA
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Elizabeth Winzeler

Professor

University of California, San Diego

UNITED STATES
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