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Developing materials that are highly efficient at recovering oil to mitigate the environmental impact of oil spills is both crucial and challenging. This collaborative Masters by Research project
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for people with disabilities. The successful student(s) will join the “Semi Autonomous Wheelchair” development team in introducing autonomous functionality into existing powered wheelchairs and to begin
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living allowance for 2 years. The project is to reduce plastic waste in landfill and promote sustainable development. Apply now to contribute to a greener future! This scholarship is to support a Master by
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industry, as well as the requisite academic qualifications. Candidates are to send a curriculum vitae documenting industry experience and academic qualifications addressed to Distinguished Prof. Helen
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of microbial biofilms, extrapolymeric substances and metabolic activities under a range of substrate conditions. This project aims to significantly advance the current perceptions and knowledge by developing new
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. Please contact A/Prof (andy.song@rmit.edu.au ) with your CV, academic transcripts, and an initial short paragraph of what aspect of AI for food and waste systems you might be interested in. Please contact
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to commence in the degree by July 2024. Ideally, you will be able to demonstrate: proficiency in VR development platforms and tools strong programming skills, especially in languages and tools relevant to VR
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University aims to design and optimise the application of a novel spongy super-hydrophobic material for oil spill clean-up through small pilot-scale testing. Developing materials that are highly efficient
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proposes the development of low-carbon concrete using carbon dioxide-sequestrated incinerator bottom ash (IBA) as a partial replacement for cement and natural aggregates. Aims This project aims to evaluate
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/Applicant information The Colin Mort Master of Architecture Scholarship (Scholarship ) has been developed to support future and current Master of Architecture students at Curtin University in need, with a