27 postdoc-in-thermal-network-of-the-physical-building PhD positions at University of Adelaide
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part of a large NHMRC study, the successful candidate will work with the project coordinator to build relationships with potential participant general practices and local communities in South Australia
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, alienated and despoiled the land. The encroachment of buildings, fences and bitumen has continued since 1837, and the Park Lands have been gradually whittled away, shrinking from 930 hectares to about 700
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Medical Sciences Building at the University of Adelaide, and Austofix’s Head Office in Thebarton, South Australia. The Orthopaedic Department at the Royal Adelaide Hospital is a leading institution in
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through advanced analytics. This five-year initiative (2023-2027) is mainly funded by the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) with a $36 million investment and builds on the previous
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people’s benefit and enjoyment now and into the future. They are an authority on the state’s environment and natural resources, helping community, industry, and government make good long-term decisions
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the responsibility for the big shift to decarbonisation. We have the scale to make a difference and seek new, low-carbon technologies and methods that will overcome barriers and help transition the steel, iron
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inter-disciplinary research in biology, engineering and physics aspects of quantum technologies. Projects will include the development of quantum light sources, quantum detectors and sensing with
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recycling: Project 1 (2 PhD students): Development and optimisation of DES battery recycling process - These projects aim to improve the DES-based battery recycling processes, focusing on investigating
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to empower clinicians and patients to better understand physical function following total knee and hip replacement. We are seeking a motivated student with demonstrated experience or interest in research
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on mechanical and physical separation methods for efficient recovery of active materials and components from spent LFP cells as well as development of hydrothermal relithiation processes to restore