THE UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY AND THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WATER AND ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH are offering a PhD scholarship in a joint project that seeks to integrate broad and local-scale effects on the coastal light environment and primary productivity of benthic macroalgae.
Advanced lead-acid batteries for use in micro-hybrid vehicles show great potential due to their low-cost and ability to charge and discharge very rapidly.
This PhD project will focus on the synthesis of atomically precise metal clusters (core direction of Golovko research group) as the key elements of novel photocatalysts for conversion of carbon dioxide to useful chemicals (fuels).
