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PhD Scholarship This donor funded supplementation scholarship has been established and funded for University of Newcastle students studying PhD (Mechanical Engineering) or PhD (Mechatronics). If a
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the urgently required new IEC standards relevant to the performance and lifetime of printed solar technology through developing a detailed understanding of printed solar degradation mechanisms and interactions
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minimum eligibility criteria for admission. In addition to the minimum eligibility criteria, the candidate should possess the below desirable criteria: - Background in computer science, AI, bioinformatics
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for admission. The project would suit a candidate with a background in surveying/geodesy, geomatics, remote sensing, geospatial science, civil/environmental engineering, hydrology, Earth observation
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. Expected outcomes include high-impact publications in leading robotics and medical engineering journals, opportunities to collaborate with international academic and industry partners, and the development
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PhD Scholarship Non-persistent rock discontinuities, rock bridges, and rock mass stability: numerical modelling and analysis. Water flow in rock discontinuities, discontinuity mismatching, and shear strength: experimental and numerical investigation. PhD Opportunities in Rock Mechanics (Two...
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circulation, chemistry, and potential habitability of water worlds. Water worlds represent an exciting frontier in astronomy, having long been theorised to bridge the gap between rocky planets and larger ice
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), providing direct exposure to product formulation and evidence synthesis, commercial research strategy and trial planning, and research networks within the broader longevity science and nutraceutical industry
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PhD Scholarship Develop climate simulations for water worlds, a class of exoplanet intermediate in size between Earth and Neptune. Explore their atmospheric circulation, chemistry, and potential
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. The candidate will join a multidisciplinary team investigating how lipid chemistry, nanoparticle formulation, and biological interfaces together shape RNA delivery performance. Working at the intersection