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Joint Monash-Leipzig PhD programme in Health: Open PhD scholarships in the School of Chemistry at Monash University Job No.: 664818 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 3
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The scholarship will fund a 3 year PhD candidature to work in the Chemistry Department of the School of Science CAMIC Laboratory. The project is a collaboration with Assoc. Prof Ravi Shukla to test
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) scholarship available One (1) scholarship available To be eligible for this scholarship you must: Have a first-class Honours or 2A Honours or equivalent degree in a relevant discipline of chemistry, physics
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Reactive small molecules such as phosphine are commonly used industrially as fumigants to eliminate pests and microorganisms from bulk commodities and cash crops alike. Many of these fumigants are highly toxic and can only be reliably tested at >1ppm levels. To overcome this limitation, new...
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duration $33,826 per annum for 4 years duration 21/03/2023 21/03/2023 31/12/2024 31/12/2024 One (1) scholarship available One (1) scholarship available H2A or higher in chemistry or chemical engineering H2A
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This project will examine the behaviour of nanocarriers at cell/bacteria surfaces and response to biological environments and molecules (such as proteins). Research will utilize a suite of cutting edge techniques including confocal, total internal reflection microscopy, AFM, QCM, cryo-TEM and...
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$33,826 per annum for 3 years Applications are now open. Applications are now open. 31/12/2024 31/12/2024 One (1) scholarship available One (1) scholarship available H2A or higher in chemistry or chemical
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This project is supported by a full scholarship within the context of ARC discovery project DP240101215. Candidates with a background in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Materials science are
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. Research area: Hydrometallurgy, chemical engineering, Analytical chemistry, or geochemistry. Prospective candidates will be invited to submit a full application for admission to the PhD Applied Chemistry
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PhD Scholarship for a chemistry, materials or chemical engineering student looking to apply their skills in electrode development for electrocatalytic CO2 reduction. Research will be conducted