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Project Supervisor Professor Wendy Timms Associate Supervisor Dr Svetlana Stevanovic School School of Engineering Faculty Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Location Geelong Waurn
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composites are one of the strongest and lightest materials available for use on automotive applications. However, the polymer chemistry commonly used with reinforced composites does not provide
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of Artificial Intelligence Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Honours
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Project Supervisor Associate Professor Daniel Ierodiaconou Associate Supervisor Dr Rafael Carvalho School OR Institute School of Life and Environmental Sciences Faculty Faculty of Science
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Project Supervisor Dr Adam Miller Associate Supervisor A/Prof. Craig Sherman School OR Institute School of Life and Environmental Sciences Faculty Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built
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to transform from a linear to circular economy. Project aim The enzymatic hydrolysis of PET and particularly textile grade PET fibre is a critical challenge to science and industry. This project will investigate
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Important dates Applications for Trimester 2 2020 open 17 June 2020. Applications for Trimester 2 2020 close 15 July 2020 5pm. Benefits Cash payment of up to $5000 over one year. Prospective candidates should ensure they meet all criteria before submitting their application. To be eligible you...
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School OR Institute School of Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty Arts and Education Location Melbourne Burwood Campus This is a PhD opportunity to conduct cutting-edge research at the Centre
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Project Supervisor Dr Ashim Debnath School OR Institute School of Engineering Faculty Faculty of Science, Engineering & Built Environment Location Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus The research community
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processes being depicted as a technology or instrument, put to work to bring about pre-determined ends, rather than a deep and transformative experience. Relationships of students to space and time and to