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ApplyKite Editorial 3 Nov 2026
Mass Spectrometry Professors and Supervisors in Australia
Professors in mass spectrometry in australia
228 professors found
University of Wollongong
Australia
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Mass Spectrometry
Lipidomic
Bioanalytical Chemistry
Professor
University of Wollongong
Australia
Research Interests
Organic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Spectroscopy
Mass Spectrometry
Organic Reactions
Macquarie University
Australia
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Glycobiology
Macrophage Biology
Mass Spectrometry
Queensland University of Technology
Australia
Research Interests
Organic Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Ion Chemistry
Cross-coupling Reactions
Lipidomic
Associate Professor
University of New South Wales
Australia
Research Interests
Analytical Chemistry
Biochemistry
Wine Chemistry
Protein Chemistry
Mass Spectrometry
Professor of Bioanalytical Chemistry
University of Melbourne
Australia
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Lipidomic
Lipid Bilayer
Mass Spectrometry
Distinguished Professor
University of Sydney
Australia
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Bioanalytical Chemistry
Mass Spectrometry
Bacterial Pathogenesis
University of Sydney
Australia
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Bioanalytical Chemistry
Hemostasis
Mass Spectrometry
University of Sydney
Australia
Research Interests
Analytical Chemistry
Biochemistry
Bioanalytical Chemistry
Geochemistry
Mass Spectrometry
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Living costs in Australia
Estimated costs in Australia.
MonthlyYearly | Australia |
|---|---|
 University Tuition Average PhD tuition per year | A$34.1k $22,000/yr |
 Clothing Basic clothing and seasonal needs per year | A$1.9k $1,200/yr |
 Books & Academic Supplies Textbooks, stationery, and academic materials per year | A$1.1k $700/yr |
 Groceries Basic food shopping for one student per year | A$4.5k $2,880/yr |
Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo
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University of Pittsburgh
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Research Interests
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University of Pittsburgh
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Research Interests
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University of Pittsburgh
United States
Research Interests
Organic Chemistry
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Should I email professors before submitting my PhD application?
Yes. A well-targeted email can significantly improve your chances in many research-based programs.
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A brief introduction, research interests aligned with the professor’s work, CV, and (if available) publication links.
How long should I wait before following up with a professor?
Typically 7–14 days. One polite follow-up is considered acceptable.
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No. Personalized emails that clearly match the professor’s research receive far better response rates.
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