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The scholarship is funded by McConnell Dowell, a leading construction contracting organisation with extensive experience in delivering complex construction projects. The project will examine the use
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part of an innovative project that not only benefits the construction industry but also sets a precedent for using technology to bridge gender gaps in various sectors. Eligibility You will need to: meet
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). One (1). Candidate with study experience in electrical, electronic engineering, material engineering or related fields is preferred. Potential candidates, please send a CV to A/Prof Jianzhen Ou at
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the development of low-carbon concrete. The concrete and structural engineering laboratory of School of civil and mechanical engineering has state-of-the-art research facilities and resources to complete
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to receive $7,000 spread over four semesters (with all conditions met). Recipients also benefit from a structured two-year program of coaching and mentoring that is designed to advance cultural inclusion and
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will advance the technology by scaling up the HPCS production and the filtration process to facilitate its future implementations. The project activities include formulating and fabricating functional
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years of full-time study in the following engineering disciplines or computer science, awarded with honours: Mechanical, Mechatronics, Electronics or Computer Engineering b) Meet participating university
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research and experimental work in the fields of sensor networks, biomedical engineering and machine learning with focus on: Utilisation of Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs) in human movement including data
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class honours) in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering or a related fields. 3. The language requirement (IELTS: Overall 6.5, Speaking, Writing, Reading and Listening 6.0; or TOEFL, internet based
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biomineralization plays a critical role in biogeochemical cycling as well as has important environmental applications especially in the area of sustainable construction materials. But much of our knowledge in