Description
Monash University is offering a fully funded, 3.5-year fixed-term PhD scholarship in the group of Dr Wael Awad within Prof. Jamie Rossjohn’s laboratory at the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute. The research investigates how cancer-associated metabolites influence T cell functions, using biochemical, structural, and cellular immunology methods. The position is based at the Monash University Clayton campus in Melbourne, Australia, with a tax-free stipend of approximately $41,100 per annum at the 2027 full-time rate. Applicants should have a background in biochemistry, structural biology, and/or immunology, along with relevant protein biochemistry, cellular biology, or structural characterization experience. Applications were due by 18 October 2026.
