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We have 13 Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students in Sydney
Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students in Sydney
We have 13 Chemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students in Sydney
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
Reaction Monitoring and Structural Characterisation of Coordination Driven Self-Assembled Systems by Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry
Can you envisage a world where building a new catalyst or an artificial enzyme is like following an architectural plan for building a house? This is difficult as we don't even fully understand the construction materials! We research the properties of molecular building-blocks and their "constructed" aggregates, towards drawing up these type of blueprints. Read more
All-Solid-state Sodium-ion Batteries for Renewable Energy Industry
This research project is focused on addressing critical challenges in the energy storage sector to facilitate Australia's transition to net-zero emissions by 2050. Read more
Understanding nanoparticle hydrogen fuel cell catalysts using electron microscopy
About the Project. Project Description. Solving the worlds energy crisis is the most pressing need for humanity as we move away from globally harming and unsustainable fossil fuels for energy production. Read more
Hydride-based materials for hydrogen storage
We are looking for highly motivated researchers to kick off their PhD journey on an exciting project on the development of hydrogen storage materials at The University of Sydney. . Read more
Lightning and the Chemical Origin of Life
What are the early steps in the chemical origin of life on Earth, prior to the existence of complex organic molecules and biology? Could Earth have relied… Read more
Electrified Chemical Production for a Zero-Carbon Future
Inert molecules, such as CO₂ and N₂, have high bond energies (5.5eV for CO and 9.8eV for N≡N). Read more
Using Radical Electrochemistry to Actively Rescue the Climate
The climate challenge has two important components, one is the depleting ozone layer in the stratosphere and the other is the increasing amount of greenhouse gases in the troposphere. Read more
Engineering inorganic-organic interfacial energy transfer
Project Description. The School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering (SPREE) is widely regarded as the one of the leading Photovoltaics research hubs in the world. Read more
Exploring nutritional supplements to enhance coral reslience ( Domestic Only )
In order to thrive and endure environmental challenges, corals, like all living organisms, necessitate exceptional nutrition. Although typically situated in nutrient-poor waters, corals possess the ability to extract nutrients from their surroundings to support their well-being. Read more
Defining how inter-bacterial symbioses regulate aquatic ecosystem health (PhD Project) - Domestic Only
Planktonic bacteria play crucial roles in regulating the productivity, health and function of aquatic ecosystems. Recent evidence suggests that the growth and ecological impacts of aquatic bacteria is potentially strongly regulated by previously over-looked inter-bacterial interactions. Read more
Develop Silicon-based Anode Materials for Next Generation Lithium-ion Batteries
This ARC Linkage project, a collaboration between UTS researchers and industry partner which aims to revolutionize lithium-ion battery technology by developing low-cost, high-performance silicon-based anode materials. Read more
Elemental Bioimaging
This PhD project will use laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry to quantitatively image the distribution of endogenous elements and proteins via a metal proxy in muscle tissue. Read more
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