Topic: impurities

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.

Investigate quantum materials for sensing, including nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond, with the NIMS Semiconductor Defect Design Group. Work includes electron-spin-resonance characterization of color centers, crystal processing to control their structures, and analysis of defects and impurities. One position with a negotiable start in January 2027 or later. The initial appointment is for one year, renewable after annual review up to five years; published monthly salary JPY 345,425. Applications are accepted until the position is filled. Upload a ZIP through the official role page’s Box link