Sheila Ommeh

Upcoming PhD opportunity commencing in 2027 at The University of Queensland in computational biology and veterinary immunology . The project sits at the intersection of viral immunology , bioinformatics , and livestock health , and is being advertised by Sheila Ommeh , A/Professor in Biotechnology and leader of the BioTech Nexus Lab within the Queensland Alliance for Agriculture & Food Innovation / Center for Animal Science. Eligibility highlights: prospective domestic doctoral candidates only; first-class Honours (H1) or a Master’s degree in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Molecular Biology, Immunology, or Veterinary Science; strong quantitative, analytical, or biological data analysis skills; Australian/New Zealand citizen or Australian Permanent Resident. How to apply: interested candidates should email a CV and academic testimonials directly to [email protected] . Formal applications and full details will open soon. Research keywords: computational biology, bioinformatics, viral immunology, veterinary immunology, livestock health, molecular biology, immunology.

PhD opportunity at The University of Queensland in the BioTech Nexus Lab within QAAFI / Center for Animal Science, focused on next-generation animal health diagnostics and biosecurity platforms . The project sits at the intersection of veterinary science , molecular biology , computational biology , bioinformatics , microbiology , and immunology , with research themes including rapid diagnostics, therapeutics, and innovative vaccine platforms to safeguard livestock health and national biosecurity. Funding is advertised through UQ Graduate School Scholarships (UQGSS / RTP) with an approximate stipend of $37,500/year tax-free plus full tuition fee coverage . The post also mentions the UQ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Scholarship at $47,500/year with flexible intake. Eligibility highlights include a strong academic record (First Class Honours, a research Master’s, or GPA > 6.0/7.0 equivalent), plus relevant lab skills, research experience, and preferably publications or conference outputs. The post especially welcomes candidates from Veterinary Science, Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, Immunology, Microbiology, Computational Biology, or Bioinformatics. Deadline information given: Domestic Round Deadline: 2026-08-31 . International candidates currently studying/onshore in Australia may also qualify for this round, while offshore international applicants are invited to submit an expression of interest for a later intake. To apply, review the scholarship guidelines and EOI process, then email [email protected] with your CV, transcripts, and a brief statement of research interests.