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an exceptionally high aptitude for advanced physics Candidates must have a first-class Honours degree or a Masters degree in an area of physics related to quantum technology. A Masters Degree is preferred A letter
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Applications are now open. Applications are now open. 28 February 2025. 28 February 2025. 1 (One). 1 (One). Students with bachelor's or master's degree in physics, electronics engineering, nanotechnology
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application process where applicants must demonstrate the value of their research and their suitability for scholarship selection. Your proposal should be divided under the following headings: Title and topic
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on the basis of a competitive selection process that ranks applicants according to their academic achievement, research outputs and relevant professional experience. Priority is given to applicants who have
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opportunities including: (a) the development and optimization of innovative processing protocols for copper sulfide ores, especially those which have previously been considered too difficult to process; (b
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. Degree and/or knowledge of core chemical engineering disciplines such as reaction engineering, kinetic and process simulation. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Problem-solving experience
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simple and efficient reactor systems will make available their greater added value with lower energy and capital expenditure demands both to the Australian recycling industry but also to the wider process
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Cryopreservation of cells involves storage at very cold temperatures to minimise biochemical activity and prevent damage to the cells. However, the freezing process is damaging and requires
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or Masters degree in Physics, Material Science or related disciplines, including relevant Engineering qualifications Bachelor or Masters degree in Physics, Material Science or related disciplines, including
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/or relevant work experience Curriculum Vitae Academic transcript Preferable background and/or previous experience or publications in materials science, chemistry, engineering physics, nanotechnology