Research Fellow in Carbon Mineralization

An 18-month, full-time appointment develops carbon mineralization methods within the DACMIN pilot-plant project. Research examines fluid–rock reactions, leaching, impurities and carbonate precipitation using industrial residues, combining experiments and modeling. Level A salary is AU$87,266–118,416 plus 17% superannuation, with a PhD entry point of AU$110,319. Applications close on 19 November 2026 at 23:55 Melbourne time.

Completed or nearly completed PhD in hydrogeochemistry, industrial chemistry, chemical engineering or a relevant discipline. Expertise in experimental or modeled fluid–rock reactions, carbon mineralization, laboratory management and publication is relevant. Visa sponsorship is available; a Working with Children Check is required.