Question 1

What qualifications are required for this Research Fellow position?

Accepted Answer

Candidates need postgraduate qualifications in circadian biology with proven experience in biomedical engineering and biosensing techniques. Demonstrated experience with patient-based clinical cohort studies focused on oral health outcomes is essential. Excellent communication skills and ability to work autonomously are key. See academic CV tips and postdoc success guide.

Question 2

What is the salary and employment type?

Accepted Answer

Salary: Level B, $124,656 - $148,023 p.a. plus 17% superannuation. Employment type: Full-time fixed-term for 12 months. Benefits include salary packaging, health programs, and professional development. Explore university lecturer salaries.

Question 3

Is visa sponsorship available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, visa sponsorship is available for this role at the University of Melbourne. A Working with Children Check (WWCC) is required. Check research roles in Australia for visa info.

Question 4

What are the main responsibilities?

Accepted Answer

Lead experiment design in aptamer recognition and device fabrication; develop biosensors; conduct clinical research on oral health and circadian disruption; mentor junior researchers; write grant applications and manuscripts. Details in Melbourne Dental School's Precision Health Lab.

Question 5

How to apply for this position?

Accepted Answer

Submit resume, cover letter, and responses to selection criteria. Applications close 9 February 2026. Learn more via academic CV guide and University application process.

Question 6

What research areas does this role cover?

Accepted Answer

Focus on saliva biomarkers, circadian biology, sleep medicine, biosensors, and links to oral health and chronic pain. Ideal for experts in precision medicine. Related reading: postdoc research tips.

University of Melbourne

Melbourne

"Research Fellow in "Intra-oral device and biosensor technology development for sleep and circadian rhythm disorders with implications in oral health""

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