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Third Year of current course (as of Semester 1 2027) Undertaking an overseas Short-Term International Study Experience (STISE) unit, or as part of the Semester in Rome program at the Rome Campus in
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concepts into working experimental systems. The role will involve device design and assembly, electrochemical performance and durability testing, process development, and contributions to scale-up and
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antenna components using industry-standard electromagnetic simulation software. Develop additively manufactured and 4D-printed antenna prototypes, including the preparation and optimisation of
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electrolyser testing. Demonstrated knowledge/experience in some numerical methods such as lattice Boltzmann method, finite difference (element, volume) method, phase-field method. Demonstrated programming
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, performance testing and troubleshooting. Demonstrated ability to design electrochemical devices or associated experimental hardware, including the use of CAD software to produce models and engineering
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design and assembly, electrochemical performance and durability testing, process development, and contributions to scale-up and system integration. You will work collaboratively with researchers
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University of North Carolina at Charlotte | Queen Victoria Building, New South Wales | Australia | about 13 hours ago
understanding of concrete materials, mixtures, and testing technologies that advance the durability, sustainability, and constructability of pavement and structures. A key focus of the work will be
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, and reporting. Here's how to apply: Please submit your updated resume, a short cover letter and responses to the Key Selection Criteria. For a confidential discussion regarding this role, please
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software. Develop additively manufactured and 4D-printed antenna prototypes, including the preparation and optimisation of fabrication processes. Conduct electrical, electromagnetic and materials
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electronic databases and datasets, particularly of legal texts, agreements, or similar areas Experience of working with software like Nvivo Capacity to produce research in a team-based context