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North Queensland. Research projects are developed in collaboration between the successful applicant and their supervisor, and potential topics include: deep Earth structures, crustal mineralisation
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operation under reactive capture conditions. Unravelling reaction mechanisms and catalyst structure-performance relationships using advanced characterisation techniques and computational tools. Collaborating
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Professor Wensu Chen on his Australian Research Council Future Fellowship project regarding “Multi-hazard resilient hybrid modular structures” along with Professor Hong Hao. This project aims to develop multi
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outcomes of this project include innovative methods for robot learning to improve shared movement quality. The PhD candidate will research movement and choreographic structures applied to human-robot
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the controls on the migration, accumulation and preservation of hydrogen in geological reservoirs. PhD Project 3: Structural and geomechanical characterisation of natural hydrogen systems This project will
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Lipid nanoparticles are critical delivery systems for a wide range of biomedical applications. This project will involve studying the structural properties of lipid nanoparticles, modifying particle
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pre-existing structure. Finally, the candidate will benefit from being part of outcomes from the research, which may include co-authored publications (where the candidate’s contributions will be
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biomineralization plays a critical role in biogeochemical cycling as well as has important environmental applications especially in the area of sustainable construction materials. But much of our knowledge in
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-year project expense and development package of $13,000 per annum•a three-month industry engagement component with Xcel Sodium•a structured professional development and training program to develop your
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) investments could reshape the size, structure, and sustainability of Australian cities. The project brings together a world-class team of researchers from Monash University and international partners, including