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in galaxies: how gas and dust form molecular clouds, how stars are born from these environments, and how stellar evolution and feedback return material back to the interstellar medium. Stars are born
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Roentgen’s Nobel Prize-winning discovery of X-rays enabled us to non-destructively image inside the body, birthing medical diagnostic imaging and revolutionising materials characterisation
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The goal of my research is to synthesise and characterise functional low-dimensional materials with atomic-scale precision and tailored electronic, optoelectronic, magnetic and chemical properties
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to uncover the role of structure in the glass transition and how the disordered structure of a glass gives rise to unique glass behaviour such as ageing and brittle mechanical failure. Unlike crystals which
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for the duration of the award. Scholarship Details Maximum number awarded 3 Eligible courses Doctor of Chemistry https://study.curtin.edu.au/offering/course-research-doctor-of-philosophy---chemistry--dr-chem
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prestigious Group of Eight, Monash is a powerhouse of research innovation. Its Department of Materials Science and Engineering ranks second nationally, driving breakthroughs in advanced materials, polymer
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-hazard resilient sustainable modular structures. New modular connections will be developed and structural response of hybrid modular structure to multiple hazards including impact, blast, wind and
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they bond in materials, but also develop transferable skills in scientific computing, data analysis and visualisation. "Machine learning for atomic-scale structure determination in thick nanostructures" (with
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. Students grow materials atom‑by‑atom — often only a single layer thick — or assemble stacked 2D heterostructures, and probe their electronic structure using techniques such as photoemission, scanning probe
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implantable electronics, and biosensing, with work published in journals including PNAS, Nature Communications, Science Advances, ACS Nano, and Advanced Functional Materials. He holds an h-index of 33 with