| The ARC Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems (EQUS) has created an initiative to recruit to women only Postdoctoral Research Fellows, the Deborah Jin Fellowship. This Fellowship will be undertaken at any of the following four nodes of the Centre: University of Queensland, University of Sydney, Macquarie University, and University of Western Australia. Deborah S. Jin was a brilliant American physicist who was one of the world’s foremost experts on how ordinary atoms and molecules change their behaviour at extraordinarily low temperatures. Her visionary and methodical approach made it possible to use these ultracold gases as model systems to tease out the quantum principles that lead to behaviours in real materials, such as superconductivity. The Deborah Jin Fellowship honours her legacy by supporting and encouraging early-and mid-career women physicists. EQUS is seeking to appoint two outstanding early career female candidates to perform research at one of our nodes (UQ, USYD, MQ, and UWA), as determined by the candidate’s expertise and research aspirations. Working closely with and under supervision of one or more EQUS Chief Investigators (CIs), the Fellow will perform outstanding and original, experimental or theoretical research. The appointment is for up to three years. This appointment can be full-time, part-time and/or accommodate different types of flexible working. Job-sharing arrangements will also be considered. The level of appointment will be commensurate with the research experience and performance standards for academic levels A/B. Candidates who identify as women and are within five years of the conferral date of their PhD are eligible to apply. The eligibility period may be extended to take into account career interruptions. | 
