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PhD Opportunity – Advanced Microwave Sensor Design for Detection Technologies The School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Adelaide is seeking a highly motivated PhD
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propulsion systems. Their integration into current aircraft designs though is limited by battery technology, thrust to weight ratio of electric motors and energy density of hydrogen. Distributed propulsion
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and industries across all areas. PhD candidates under this program are connected with academic supervisors and industry-based researchers, to co-design innovative, applied research projects. Through
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tissues (highly advantageous expertise but not required). Experience in the structural, biochemical, and biophysical study of interactions between DNA/RNA/chromatin and protein (highly advantageous
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intermediate processes to restore DES composition for reuse. It will investigate the performance of existing DES(s) on mixed battery chemistries to propose a synergistic ionometallurgy design. Lastly, it will
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is pioneering the development of a SaaS platform based at LotFourteen that leverages AI to help homeowners find the best balance in design and material selection for building resilient homes
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how they can be optimised to improve motor function. The outcomes may have wide-ranging implications for the design of training protocols aimed at improving motor and cognitive function, providing
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across all areas. PhD candidates under this program are connected with academic supervisors and industry-based researchers, to co-design innovative, applied research projects. Through their doctoral
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research, including experimental design, execution and manuscript writing across multiple projects. The path to Adelaide University We are on an exciting path to Adelaide University as we prepare to open our
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an Australian Research Council Future Fellow and the Head of the Herbicide and Antimicrobial Innovation Laboratory. Her laboratory focuses on developing innovative strategies to mitigate the rise in