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Fluorescent colour centres in diamonds are at the heart of many emerging quantum sensing technologies, which are used in applications ranging from biomedicine to defence. This project aims
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in soft materials. This position is part of a project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation, which will support multiple researchers, and focuses on the development of interfaces with
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: - Physics, Engineering, Material Science or related fields - Background in solid-state physics or magnetism - Strong interest in experimental physics and cleanroom nanofabrication - Skills in computational
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measurement methods. This Advanced Materials and Data Science project will develop data analysis methods for Raman spectra of commercially produced graphene, building on previous scoping work recently published
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Applications are invited for a funded PhD studentship, jointly supervised by Prof Andrew Dove (School of Chemistry) and Dr Mike Jenkins (School of Metallurgy and Materials) at the University
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This PhD studentship is an exciting, fully funded opportunity to work as part of an internationally renowned scientific and engineering team to develop a new innovative technology to meet and
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companies and knowledge institutes to develop materials, production technology and structures for ultra-efficient aircraft. This large-scale initiative of the Dutch growth fund is aligned with the mission
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structural systems integrated into various robotic systems. This project will explore innovative design and manufacturing methods, and develop novel structural/material systems, in the context of sustainable
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bottleneck, impacting the viability and scalability of LC3 in practice. Furthermore, the valorisation of large quantities of biogenic calcium carbonate materials, byproducts of food industries in coastal areas
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from the School of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering and the Sustainable Buildings Research Centre at UOW and the Centre for Engineering Materials and Structures at UoS