This inter-disciplinary project seeks a highly motivated and driven candidate, keen to learn new skills and pioneer novel research in the hydrogen sector.
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Summary
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Benefits
- Stipend: $40,000 tax free per annum for three years (paid fortnightly)
- Top-Up:?$10,000 tax free per annum for three years only (paid fortnightly)
- Project support:?$20,000 from project funding for project consumables and equipment, alongside $3,000 per annum provided by an RTP Allowance
- RTP Fee-offset Scholarship: $36,000 per annum in tuition fees covered
- Funding length: 3 years (with the possibility of a 6 month extension upon application for the stipend only)
- Internship: 3 months paid internship with Ellinbank Smartfarm in 2028-2029
Requirements
Scholarship applicants must be eligible to undertake a PhD. Verify you can meet?eligibility requirements outlined on the Graduate Research School website. If you are applying for ‘Honours equivalence,’ please ensure that you provide detailed information to support your case.
- Candidates should hold a Masters or Bachelor’s degree in chemistry, materials chemistry or chemical engineering or should be able to demonstrate a strong working knowledge of chemistry and nanomaterials
- Candidates with an understanding of electrocatalysis and experience of electrochemistry would be preferred.
- Experience of working with nanomaterials will be seen favourably.
Applications will be accepted from both Australian and permanent residents, and international applicants.
Applicants should contact (A/Prof Surbhi Sharma, [email protected]) prior to submitting an application.
Application Deadline
April 7, 2026How To Apply