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We have 7 Synthetic Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Australia
Synthetic Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Australia
We have 7 Synthetic Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Australia
Injectable biomimetic hydrogels
As the population ages and chronic illnesses rise, innovative solutions in tissue engineering are becoming increasingly vital for improving health outcomes. Read more
Modular DNA nanopores for synthetic biology
The aim of this project is to develop artificial cells that can programmably communicate. In biology, cells are miniature factories where different compartments handle specific tasks. Read more
Light-activated DNA nanomachinery
DNA is an ideal material for building nanomachinery. it is responsive to stimuli, biocompatible, and can be programmed to assemble into structures of specific sizes and shapes. Read more
Charge-Controlled Materials for Separations of Important Resources
University of Wollongong invite applications for a PhD position as part of an Australian Research Council Discovery Program grant titled ‘Charge-Controlled Materials for Separations of Important Resources’ DP240103089. Read more
Charge-Controlled Materials for Separations of Important Resources
Monash University invite applications for a PhD position as part of an Australian Research Council Discovery Program grant titled ‘Charge-Controlled Materials for Separations of Important Resources’ DP240103089. Read more
Tumor-selective metal chelators for multiple theranostic applications
We are seeking strongly motivated and competitive candidates to conduct PhD research as part of an internationally-recognised research team involved in new tumor-selective metal chelators for multiple theranostic applications. Read more
Cotutelle PhD position (3 years) on the interface of chemical engineering, chemical kinetics and synthetic macromolecular photochemistry at Ghent University (Belgium) and Queensland University of Technology (Brisbane, Australia).
The project will focus on the in-depth understanding of macromolecular networks, including those found in single chain nanoparticles, by synthetic modelling and advanced characterization techniques. Read more
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