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Status: Open Applications open: 25/11/2024 Applications accepted at any time View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information The CSIRO Industry PhD Program
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-temperature performance. The PhD project will focus on the development, investigations and optimizations of new electrode and electrolyte materials. The project will expand the student’s skill set in scientific research
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investigate the optimal methods for combining multi-satellite InSAR with a network of Kurloo GNSS devices to provide robust 3D ground motion monitoring from space. The potential benefits may include
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Eligible courses The successful candidate must enrol into a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program. Eligibility criteria The successful candidate must meet the minimum academic entry requirement for admission
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Professor Kingshott, you may be invited to apply for the scholarship by completing an Expression of Interest to join the program, via Curtin’s EOI form . All potential candidates will be interviewed as part
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modelling astrophysical phenomena. The PhD project will focus on developing theoretical methods to generate accurate data to meet this demand. The student will gain expertise in high-performance computational
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entry requirement for the Doctor of Philosophy program by Curtin University and English proficiency IELTS level 7. Eligibility criteria The successful candidate(s) will have: First class or upper second
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align with the Aus-ROC CRE program of research, the focus could be clinical, epidemiology, public health, health services, psychosocial, linguistic or spatial analysis. Student type Current Students
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Any HDR student wishing to study in biomedical research Eligibility criteria The successful candidate must meet the minimum academic entry requirement for admission into the Doctor of Philosophy program
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School of Allied Health, and is associated with the CONNECT-CP Project led by Prof Jane Valentine CONNECT-CP (A Clinical Research Program to Improve Connection, Access and Translation of Evidence in