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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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eligible applicants must: • have completed an Honours Degree with First Class or 2A Honours, or equivalent level, or a Master's degree with a significant research component; • have applied, or currently
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of hydrogen migration through isotopic, noble gas and micro thermometric analyses of hydrogen-bearing inclusions. Eligibility: Applicants may include Australian citizens, permanent residents of Australia and
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Research degree; or a Master by Coursework degree with a significant research component graded as high distinction or equivalent; or an Honours degree achieving first class honours in Computer Science
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research component. Please refer to the entry pathways to higher degrees by research for further information. The successful applicant will have an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Computer Science
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) program are: a bachelor's degree requiring at least four (4) years of full-time study in a relevant discipline awarded with honours. The degree should include a research component comprised of a thesis
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substantial research component. The successful applicant will have an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Materials Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related areas
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Research Training Program (RTP) Fee-Offset a four-year project expense and development package of $13,000 per annum a three-month industry engagement component with Xcel Sodium a structured professional
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remains one key factor for Australia’s sustainable economic and social development. As global economies aim to become carbon neutral by 2050, hydrogen has gained great attention as an ideal clean energy
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, or international student; be enrolled in a PhD program in the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences the field of medicine known as nuclear medicine; or a field of academic study where a substantial component of the