Research Fellow – HTX Computational Scientist Full-time

Research Fellow – HTX Computational Scientist

This Research Fellow will be responsible for development and implementation of software solutions to support high-throughput crystallography (HTX) experiments. The appointee will work with Australian Synchrotron staff and the HTX Facility Manager to support implementation of HTX at the Australian Synchrotron. This involves developing and optimising the code to support and track the HTX experiments. In addition, the appointee will develop a web-based interface to enable HTX experimental set up, data acquisition and processing as well as generating documentation for operation and training in the HTX facility.

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Position Description: Research Fellow

Applications Close: Sunday, 9th August at 11:55pm AEST