Continue with FacebookLooking to list your PhD opportunities? Log in here.
We have 28 Physics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in New Zealand
Physics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in New Zealand
We have 28 Physics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in New Zealand
PhD saved successfully
Powering the next generation of superconducting devices
Background. Superconductivity has the potential to revolutionise the modern world1. From space-based magnetoplasmadynamic thrusters2, fusion energy reactors3 and highly efficient motors4, superconductors can drive real change. Read more
Using optical coherence tomography and vibrometry to understand hearing in crustaceans
Crustaceans use sound for many different life history strategies. Over the last decade many different crustaceans, such as paddle crabs and lobsters, have been described to produce sounds. Read more
Modeling cartilage degeneration using imaging data
We have an exciting new PhD study funded by a Royal Society NZ Marsden grant. The study will reveal how subtle sub-micron scale collagen network changes, in early degeneration of soft tissues, may be related to macro length scale non-invasive tissue imaging using optical coherence tomography (OCT). Read more
AC Loss research in high temperature superconductors for fusion technology
We have a fully funded PhD scholarship available for research into experimental and numerical study of energy dissipation (AC loss) in high temperature superconductors for nuclear fusion technology. Read more
Thermal Engineering for Cryocoolers on Small Satellites
In recent years there has been a significant shift to save launch and build costs of spacecraft by making them smaller and more capable, so that now they form the majority of objects in space. Read more
Neuromorphic Computing: A Computer Chip That Thinks Like The Brain
PhD Scholarship available to work on brain-like (or “neuromorphic”) computing using electronic devices that are self-assembled from nanoparticles (or “clusters”). Read more
A Molecular Machine-Based Approach Towards Artificial Photosynthesis
A fully funded PhD scholarship is available in the group of Dr Christopher B. Larsen at the School of Chemical Sciences, University of Auckland, on the topic “A Molecular Machine-Based Approach Towards Artificial Photosynthesis”. Read more
Finding function in the non-coding genome
One of the strongest signatures of a functional genomic region is evolutionary conservation. Read more
Reversible Assembly of Solid Patchy Particles
This PhD project will explore technological possibilities for colloidal self-assembly. The aim is to develop method(s) for reversible assembly of micrometer-scale solid colloidal particles into structures such as 3D porous matrices. Read more
PhD Scholarshis: Making electroceuticals effective through targeted neuromodulation - Computational modelling and experimental validation of targeted nerve stimulation
We are excited to announce we have a fully funded PhD scholarship at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI), University of Auckland, commencing Semester 1 2022. Read more
Topological materials and coupled superfluids (theory and computation)
The rich physics of spinor quantum gases with internal coupling makes them ideal platforms for emulating fundamental physical processes and for realizing atomtronic analogs of solid-state devices. Read more
Theoretical studies of localisation of ultra-cold atoms in disordered media.
Theoretical studies of localisation of ultra-cold atoms in disordered media. The candidate should have a good mathematical grounding and be competent writing and running computer simulations. Read more
Spectroscopy and Modelling of Rare-Earth Ions in Quantum-Information Candidate Materials
Quantum memories based on rare-earth ion dopants are arguably the best available, offering high efficiencies, multi-hour coherence times, and large bandwidth storage of entanglement. Read more
Rydberg quantum optics
This project will develop a single-photon source emitting directed photons on demand – the holy grail for quantum communications. Read more
- 1
- 2