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the area of structural health monitoring of civil engineering structures on an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship project “Innovative Data Driven Techniques for Structural Condition Monitoring
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scholarship is funded by the multinational chemical company BASF and Curtin University. The purpose of this scholarship is to support a student during their PhD on antimicrobial resistance. This project focuses
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-printed structured adsorbents. The envisioned 3D-printed monoliths are engineered to mitigate pressure drops, enhance heat and mass transfer properties, reduce void fractions, and bolster mechanical
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Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Biology, Biotechnology or Microbiology fields. Eligibility criteria Eligible applicants must: Meet PhD enrolment eligibility requirements and not
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technique to assess the structural integrity and condition of masonry walls with deteriorated ties. Student type Future Students Faculty Faculty of Science & Engineering Engineering courses Citizenship
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engineering structures may experience impulsive loads during their service life and need to be designed to withstand such impulsive loads since damage or failures of structures would lead to significant
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control systems and fluid-structure interaction. The students will be supervised by Prof Khac Duc Do and the co-CIs of the project. Student type Future Students Faculty Faculty of Science & Engineering
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the engineering/mathematics field. Eligibility criteria Local and international students Full-time enrolment Strong background in fluid-structure interaction or in systems and control Solid background in
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wishing to study in the engineering field. Eligibility criteria · Local and international students · Full-time enrolment · Strong background in mechanical design and fluid-structure
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Status: Closed Applications open: 8/06/2023 Applications close: 10/07/2023 View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information A fully funded 3-year PhD project