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Status: Closed Applications open: 1/07/2024 Applications close: 18/08/2024 View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information Project Overview Dementia is one of the most important public health challenges of our time. Current approaches to dementia risk...
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with national and international partners to validate system performance and accelerate technology translation. This multidisciplinary effort spans nanomaterials synthesis, inorganic and electrochemistry
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in key areas of psychology and health sciences, engineering and information technology. The projects within the Centre are expected to accelerate research translation and industry engagement through
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methods that could accelerate the commercial adoption of printed solar and enable its use on structures that can’t support conventional panels. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the next
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. Specific projects seeking applications are: Accelerating the discovery of inorganic solar-cell materials via a closed-loop, fully robotic synthesis–characterisation platform driven by multi-agent machine
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PhD student(s) will join a vibrant team of postdocs, academics, and up to four PhD students working collaboratively across modelling, qualitative fieldwork, and optimisation techniques. PhD Research
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. The specific lattice planes are expected to accelerate rate-limiting steps and ultimately enhance the PCFC output performance. Moreover, theoretical calculations will be employed to understand the mechanisms
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. Policy support is critical to accelerate their adoption but has faced setbacks and delays in Australia due to political resistance and low social acceptance. A key problem is that the models used
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the structure present in food systems dictates functional aspects such as digestion and release of nutrients. Working alongside other postdocs and students focused more on biological aspects of these processes
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interventions are accelerating in our oceans, but without responsible governance they could do more harm than good, according to new research. Science and the Environments 31 Jul 2025 Strengthening undersea cable