Postdoctoral Research Fellows appointed in the Blue Economy CRC will provide the CRC with a dynamic workforce that will support the five research program’s activities. Their involvement will span not only the aquaculture, engineering and offshore renewable energy sectors but also include environment, ecosystems, and offshore regulatory policy.

Please see further below a list of Postdoctoral Fellow opportunities available in Blue Economy CRC Projects, and how to apply.

Phu Nguyen
The University of Queensland
Michelle Simone
Auckland University of Technology
Dr Miguel Frohlich
University of Queensland
Dr Jackson Stockbridge
Griffith University
Dr Maximiliano Canepa
University of Tasmania
Dr Mohammad Mahdi Abaei
Macquarie University
Dr Lukas Folkman
Griffith University
Dr Hongjun Fan
University of Tasmania
Dr Saeed Mohajernasab
University of Tasmania
Dr Laura Griffiths
Griffith University
Dr Yunil Chu
The University of Queensland
Dr Md Alamgir Hossain
Griffith University

Postdoctoral Research Fellow Opportunities

PRE-CONDITIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY IN AUSTRALIA

Are you passionate about environmental policy and offshore wind energy? Do you have a PhD in environmental policy and management or a related discipline? Do you want to join a world-class research centre and collaborate with industry, government, and academic partners?

If you answered yes to these questions, then you might be interested in applying for the Postdoctoral Research Fellow position at the Centre for Policy Futures at the University of Queensland. This position will provide research and project management support to the project “Pre-conditions for the Development of Offshore Wind Energy in Australia”, as part of the Centre’s contribution to the Blue Economy Cooperative Research Centre (Blue Economy CRC).

The Blue Economy CRC is a ten-year research and development program that brings together 44 partners from ten countries with expertise in aquaculture, marine renewable energy, maritime engineering, environmental assessments and policy and regulation. The Centre for Policy Futures leads the project’s work package that aims to identify best practices in policy and regulatory processes for offshore wind development that could apply to Australia.

This is a full-time, fixed-term position until 30 July 2025, based at the St Lucia Campus in Brisbane. The application deadline is Thursday, 7 March 2024. For more information and to apply, please visit the UQ Careers website.

Don’t miss this opportunity to join a university ranked in the world’s top 50. Apply today and be part of the team that is paving the way for a sustainable, clean-energy future.