This project will be carried out in the lab of Dr Sandra Richardson, an expert in L1 biology with a career-long interest in the dynamic interplay between L1 and host genome defences. The PhD candidate will be supervised by Dr Richardson and post-doctoral researcher Dr Stephanie Workman, an expert in developmental genetics and mammalian reproduction, with a particular focus on ovarian biology and female fertility.
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Benefits
This scholarship includes:
- living stipend of $36,400 per annum tax free (2025 rate), indexed annually
- a top-up of $2,000 in year 1, $4,000 in years 2 and 3, and
- tuition fees covered.
Requirements
- A working knowledge of mammalian developmental biology, ovarian and germ cell biology, molecular genetics, genomics, and transposable elements would be of benefit to someone working on this project.
- You will demonstrate academic achievement in the field/s of developmental biology, reproductive biology, genetics, genomics, and/or molecular biology and the potential for scholastic success.
- A background or knowledge of mouse handling, dissection, oocyte/embryo collection, microscopy, flow cytometry, cell and explant culture, and general molecular biology is highly desirable.
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Application Deadline
October 6, 2025How To Apply
Before submitting an application you should:
- check your eligibility for a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- prepare your documentation
- contact Dr Sandra Richardson ([email protected]) to discuss your interest and suitability
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