70 postdoctoral-composite-material-finite-element PhD positions at RMIT University in Australia
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Fluorescent colour centres in diamonds are at the heart of many emerging quantum sensing technologies, which are used in applications ranging from biomedicine to defence. This project aims
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degree, or equivalent, in fashion and/or textile design or related field; the candidate should have Australian citizenship or permanent residency. The candidate should hold a first class Honours degree
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PhD project to develop theoretical computations and modelling methods to guide and optimise the synthesis conditions and composition of electrocatalysts. PhD project to develop theoretical
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Sustainable management of organic wastes is critical for greenhouse gas emissions reduction and circular resource recovery. Organics management via biological and thermal treatment can offer intensive approach to maximise resource recovery and minimise contaminants transfer into the environment....
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In the PhD program, you will be involved in working with a multi-disciplinary team. You will be conducting experiments and developing phenomenological models to understand the graphite formation process from biomass. In the PhD program, you will be involved in working with a multi-disciplinary...
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materials such as metal-organic frameworks and/or experience in direct air capture of carbon dioxide are encouraged to apply. Candidates with synthesis of porous materials such as metal-organic frameworks and
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are developing new composites to address the Waste Heat problem. Waste Heat is a huge challenge in the global energy transition. We are developing new materials and system to enhance the conversion of heat to
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PhD Scholarship in the Centre for Advanced Defence Structures and Materials Experimentation (CADSME)
structures and/or materials experimentation. The project would suit students with a background/interest in advanced structures and/or materials experimentation.
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This project aims to develop and apply quantum microscope techniques to image magnetism in 2D materials. Initially, the student will be involved in the experimental realisation of these quantum
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-dimensional magnetic materials, acquiring/applying skills in nanofabrication and materials science. The project aims to develop and apply new microscopy techniques that exploit quantum sensors based on spin