Research Scientist – CSOF5 Role summary for potential applicants Molecular and Cellular Biologist, organelle/symbiont engineering Advertised Job Title: 38044 Reference Number: Classification: CSOF5 $92,591 - $100,199 plus up to 15.4% superannuation Salary Range: Black Mountain, Canberra, ACT Location: Specified Term until June 2020 Tenure: Yes Relocation assistance: Australian Citizens Only Australian Citizens and Permanent Residents Only Applications are open to: All Candidates Research Scientist/Engineer Functional Area: 100 % Client Focus - Internal: 0 % Client Focus - External: Chris Hardy, Team Leader (L&W) Reports to the: No direct reports Number of Direct Reports: Role Overview: are an investment in science that underpins innovation and that has the potential to help reinvent and create new industries for Australia. FSPs will see us grow the capability of new generation of researchers and allow Australia to attract the best students and experts to work with us on future science. They are strategic investments aimed at developing capacity in areas of identified future importance for Australia. FSPs are both impact and science focused, developing innovative scientific solutions with industry, government and university partners. They support world class, coherent and creative research teams which integrate science and delivery over the long term, looking to the future science needs of CSIRO and our partners with a 5 to 10 year vision. To position Australia to build a vibrant synthetic biology research and development community to support the bio-based industries and ecoengineering activities of tomorrow, CSIRO has established the (SynBioFSP). Synthetic Biology (SynBio) is the design and construction of biological parts, devices, and organisms (usually based on DNA-encoded componentry); and their application for useful purposes. The SynBioFSP has a mission to develop capacity in synthetic biology within CSIRO and across Australia, in a collaborative and transparent manner. Science capability will be strongly aligned with CSIRO business unit capabilities and will allow CSIRO to deliver novel future outcomes for external partners. The program has a $13 million funding envelope over the first three years. We aim to: Build the foundational capabilities to advance SynBio research, including significant investment in social licence to operate
Research Scientist – CSOF5 Role summary for potential applicants Advertised Job Title: Molecular and Cellular Biologist, organelle/symbiont engineering Reference Number: 38044 Classification: CSOF5 Salary Range: $92,591 - $100,199 plus up to 15.4% superannuation Location: Black Mountain, Canberra, ACT Tenure: Specified Term until June 2020 Relocation assistance: Yes Applications are open to: Australian Citizens Only Australian Citizens and Permanent Residents Only All Candidates Functional Area: Research Scientist/Engineer % Client Focus - Internal: 100 % Client Focus - External: 0 Reports to the: Chris Hardy, Team Leader (L&W) Number of Direct Reports: No direct reports Role Overview: are an investment in science that underpins innovation and that has the potential to help reinvent and create new industries for Australia. FSPs will see us grow the capability of new generation of researchers and allow Australia to attract the best students and experts to work with us on future science. They are strategic investments aimed at developing capacity in areas of identified future importance for Australia. FSPs are both impact and science focused, developing innovative scientific solutions with industry, government and university partners. They support world class, coherent and creative research teams which integrate science and delivery over the long term, looking to the future science needs of CSIRO and our partners with a 5 to 10 year vision. To position Australia to build a vibrant synthetic biology research and development community to support the bio-based industries and ecoengineering activities of tomorrow, CSIRO has established the (SynBioFSP). Synthetic Biology (SynBio) is the design and construction of biological parts, devices, and organisms (usually based on DNA-encoded componentry); and their application for useful purposes. The SynBioFSP has a mission to develop capacity in synthetic biology within CSIRO and across Australia, in a collaborative and transparent manner. Science capability will be strongly aligned with CSIRO business unit capabilities and will allow CSIRO to deliver novel future outcomes for external partners. The program has a $13 million funding envelope over the first three years. We aim to: Build the foundational capabilities to advance SynBio research, including significant investment in social licence to operate
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