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the development of near-real time 3D hazard monitoring for critical infrastructure, extending to pre-collapse alerts, thus reducing the risk of catastrophic events. This research scholarship is specifically
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funding in the form of a Living Allowance Stipend and a tuition offset support to work with their industry partner on the following Australian Research Council [ARC] Linkage Project: Optimising cost
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modelling astrophysical phenomena. The PhD project will focus on developing theoretical methods to generate accurate data to meet this demand. The student will gain expertise in high-performance computational
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the skills to work at the interface of research and industry in Australia. Hydrogen and helium have been detected by Gold Hydrogen in Lower Cambrian limestones overlying an iron-rich and uranium-rich basement
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This scholarship provides a living stipend of $36,500 p.a. based on full-time studies, for up to a maximum of 3.5 years. Scholarship Details Maximum number awarded 4 Eligible courses Must meet the minimum academic
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institution to verify preferred areas of research. Eligibility criteria To be eligible to apply you must: Be a citizen or permanent resident of Vietnam at the time of your application Meet Curtin's PhD
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are available in the Centre of Infrastructural Monitoring and Protection (CIMP), School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering at Curtin University, Australia. The successful candidates will work with Associate
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awarded 1 Eligible courses Any HDR student wishing to study in chemical engineering. Eligibility criteria The successful candidate must meet the minimum academic entry requirement for admission
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Any HDR student wishing to study in biomedical research Eligibility criteria The successful candidate must meet the minimum academic entry requirement for admission into the Doctor of Philosophy program
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are available in the School of Molecular and Life Sciences at Curtin University, Australia. The successful candidates will work with Associate Professor Guohua Jia on his Australian Research Council (ARC) Future