Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
the value of the spent battery materials. Student type Future Students Faculties and centres Faculty of Science & Engineering Western Australian School of Mines (WASM) Course type Higher Degree by Research
-
-temperature performance. The PhD project will focus on the development, investigations and optimizations of new electrode and electrolyte materials. The project will expand the student’s skill set in scientific research
-
. The team will deeply probe this exciting development in electrochemical and material sciences. We will combine our expertise in electrochemistry and chemical catalysis with polymers, materials chemistry and
-
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
-
in lower vertebrates, if it is present in sharks and how or if cartilage repair occurs in lower vertebrates. This project aims to develop a better understanding of the biology of cartilage in lower
-
concept of this project lies in the design of novel perovskite materials as both electrolyte and electrodes for facilitating water splitting for hydrogen production. Such new technology is anticipated
-
should have Masters or bachelor (Honors) degree in Engineering (e.g., Chemical, Materials, Environmental, Resources) or Chemistry (e.g., Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Electrochemistry
-
Curtin University. Candidates should have Masters and bachelor (First Class Honours) degree in Engineering (e.g., Chemical, Materials, Environmental, Resources) or Chemistry (e.g., Inorganic Chemistry
-
engineering, materials science, materials engineering, catalysis and/or electrochemistry are highly desirable. The candidate must meet minimum English language requirements and must be eligible to enrol in PhD
-
provide a new opportunity to divert brewery waste into a sustainable long term circular bioeconomy. Student type Future Students Faculties and centres Faculty of Science & Engineering Science courses Course