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PhD Scholarship in Digital Mapping of Homemade & DIY Cultural Economies in First Nations Communities
for research that benefits Indigenous communities – in a relevant disciplinary area, including Human-Computer Interaction, Media Studies, Digital Cultures, Digital Sociology and Digital Humanities
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to integrate next generation satellite radar (InSAR) monitoring for ground motion with Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) positioning devices. This will focus on test sites where the student will
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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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at electrified aqueous–hydrophobic interfaces, study enantiospecific interactions and forces, develop the next generation of chiral polymeric coatings, and explore poorly understood forms of mass transport
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gases" "Ultrafast dynamics of quantum matter" "Interactions between strongly coupled light-matter quasiparticles" "Atomically thin materials coupled to light" "Periodically driven many-body systems" web
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overcoming the limitations of existing nanomaterials—such as poor nanochannel structure, low chemical stability, and high internal resistance—this project introduces an innovative platform for efficient ion
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to train new researchers in critical areas and facilitate long-term beneficial interaction between universities, CSIRO, and industry. It is a part of an Australian Government initiative to better translate
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planes and enable the in-situ growth of active nanoparticles. These lattice planes inherently exhibit distinct properties, including defects, electronic structures, and a tendency to form nanoparticles
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will align with and contribute to the Laureate Fellowship programme of research through a focus on possible future working lives in 2030 and 2050 in the construction/building industry. The wider agenda
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systems, tephrochronology, and Quaternary geochronology. These tools will be applied, for example, to study the dynamics of active caldera complexes (e.g., Toba in Indonesia and/or Cerro Blanco in Argentina