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From: Kirsten Anne Larsen <klarsen@unimelb.edu.au>
Date: Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 9:18 AM
Subject: Job Opportunity: Sustainable Food Systems - come work with us!
To: Kirsten Anne Larsen <klarsen@unimelb.edu.au>
Cc: Christopher John Ryan <cryan@unimelb.edu.au>, Graham Turner <graham.turner@csiro.au>


We have an exciting early career research opportunity for an individual with knowledge of how food and agriculture systems work, a passion for the details, and an analytical, methodological approach to exploring and identifying significant factors and relationships. You will also need technical proficiency and/or experience programming in Object Oriented Languages, with capability to learn to program ASFF (based on 'what-if' software platform:http://www.whatiftechnologies.com/).

This new position is part of an ARC Grant to extend the work done in "Victorian Food Supply Scenarios: Implications for a Nutritious Diet". The successful applicant will be responsible for identifying and researching appropriate quantitative settings for different future food scenarios (e.g. effects of regenerative agriculture practices; energy use throughout the food system; use of wasted water and organic material) and applying these in new configurations in the Australian Stocks and Flow Model (formerly CSIRO Australia). It's a unique opportunity for a researcher who is keen to develop expertise in systemic analysis of food systems, who also has the technical skills to work directly on programming a complex systems model.

Kirsten Larsen
Policy Research Manager, Victorian Eco-Innovation Lab
University of Melbourne
Ph: 8344 9189; Mob: 0425 794 848; E: klarsen@unimelb.edu.au
www.ecoinnovationlab.com  www.sustainablemelbourne.com  www.sustainablecitiesnet.com 




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