Question 1

What qualifications are required for this Research Fellow position?

Accepted Answer

A PhD with expertise in chronobiology, orodental tissue biology, and molecular mechanisms of disease is essential. Proven skills in animal disease models, multi-omics, and patient-based studies are key. Desirable: clinical cohort experience. See academic CV tips.

Question 2

What are the main responsibilities?

Accepted Answer

Lead preclinical and clinical research on rare orodental disorders, develop biomarkers from saliva/gingival fluid, conduct next-generation sequencing and multi-omics, collaborate with clinicians, mentor staff. Focus on circadian biology integration. Explore postdoc success strategies.

Question 3

What is the salary and employment type?

Accepted Answer

Level B salary: $124,656 - $148,023 p.a. plus 17% superannuation. Full-time fixed-term for 12 months at University of Melbourne. Benefits include salary packaging and professional development. Check higher ed benefits.

Question 4

Is visa sponsorship available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, visa sponsorship is available for this role. International candidates with relevant PhD and experience in craniofacial biology are encouraged. A Working with Children Check (WWCC) is required. Learn more about research jobs in Australia.

Question 5

How to apply for this position?

Accepted Answer

Submit resume, cover letter, and responses to selection criteria from the Position Description. Email queries to hr-careers@unimelb.edu.au with Position Number 3535839. Applications close 9 February 2026. Tips at research assistant advice.

Question 6

What research facilities are available?

Accepted Answer

Work at the Precision Health Lab using advanced microscopy, animal models, and multi-omics approaches. Collaborate with Melbourne Dental School specialists. See faculty jobs for similar roles.

University of Melbourne

Melbourne

"Research Fellow in "Development of animal models of oral rare diseases and implementation of human studies for circadian oral and systemic disorders""

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