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PhD scholarship opportunity in Materials Science and Engineering: NOₓ production by plasma bubble reactor Job No.: 697669 Faculty/Portfolio: Faculty of Engineering Location: CSIRO Clayton, Victoria
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rate, pro-rata) About the Monash–Bayreuth Joint PhD Program The Doctor of Philosophy (Monash – Bayreuth) is an elite, international double-degree doctoral program delivered through a collaborative
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an important part of a Monash AI institute collaboration between the Arts and IT faculties around technology for orientation and mobility for Blind and Low Vision people. The PhD project will undertake
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PhD Scholarship in Adaptive Soft-Mist Inhaler Technology Job No.: 697546 Location: Clayton campus (Laboratory for Turbulence Research in Aerospace and Combustion (LTRAC)) Employment type: Full-time
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electrowinning ● Unlocking critical energy materials from mining and industrial wastes Through the CREST PhD Program, you will: ● Undertake research that addresses nationally significant challenges in critical
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First Class Honours or a Master's degree in a relevant discipline. Depending on the project, suitable backgrounds may include: Engineering Computer Science Artificial Intelligence GIS and Spatial Science
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Australian university, Monash also has international campuses in Italy, China, India, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The Department of Materials Science and Engineering is ranked second in Australia, with broad
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Research Degrees: 3291 - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 3292 - Master of Engineering Science (Research) E8011 - Industry Doctoral Program (IDP) Duration: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - 3.5-year fixed-term
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scholarship opportunity may be available for this project. Monash Engineering is a leading global centre for research consistently placing highly in international ranking lists. We engage with industry and
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collaborators have recently been awarded an Incorporating Patient Data in Health Technology Decision Making Grant under the 2025 Preventative and Public Health Research Initiative of the Medical Research Future