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experience using LINUX OS. Good interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively with engineering, research and clinical collaborators. Highly Desirable Skills Experience in one or more of the
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Master of Engineering Science (Research) Domestic Scholarship Opportunities at Faculty of Engineering Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Graduate
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Master of Engineering Science (Research) International Scholarship Opportunities at Faculty of Engineering Job No.: 673887 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type
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PhD scholarship opportunity in Materials Science and Engineering: NOₓ production by plasma bubble reactor Job No.: 697669 Faculty/Portfolio: Faculty of Engineering Location: CSIRO Clayton, Victoria
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for domestic and international applicants, subject to Monash eligibility and competitive selection. Monash Engineering is a leading global centre for research consistently placing highly in international ranking
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available for an outstanding domestic or international candidate. Monash Engineering is a leading global centre for research consistently placing highly in international ranking lists. We engage with industry
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Australian university, Monash also has international campuses in Italy, China, India, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The Department of Materials Science and Engineering is ranked second in Australia, with broad
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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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scholarship opportunity may be available for this project. Monash Engineering is a leading global centre for research consistently placing highly in international ranking lists. We engage with industry and
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-dimensional materials. I am interested in creating a low-power topological transistor, in which an electric field can switch a material from a conventional insulator (“off”) to a topological insulator (“on