Research fellows

MCSS Research Fellows

MCSS Research Fellowships have been established to attract individuals to undertake synchrotron-based research of international significance.

Chris Hall (School of Physics)

MCSS Beamline Research Fellows

MCSS Beamline Research Fellowships have been established to assist Monash researchers undertaking research projects involving the use of synchrotron radiation. These Fellows have specialised knowledge in one or more techniques at the Australian Synchrotron and will also assist in the development of beamline capabilities at the Australian Synchrotron.

Rosalie Hocking (X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy and related techniques)
Marian Cholewa (X-ray Imaging, SAXS, Microspectroscopy)
Nathan Cowieson (Protein Crystallography, Circular Dichroism, SAXS)
Dana Maksel (Robotics for high throughput Protein Crystallography)

Becoming a MCSS Fellow

All the available MCSS Fellow positions are currently filled. Information about future Fellowships will be posted here as it becomes available.

To find out more email enquiries@sync.monash.edu.au.

Chris Hall

Chris is interested in using synchrotrons and specially developed detectors to make advances in medical science. He has researched small angle x-ray scattering and novel x-ray imaging techniques and is now using the knowledge he gained to try and develop new ways of diagnosing breast cancer.