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We have 6 Environmental Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Sydney
Environmental Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Sydney
We have 6 Environmental Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Sydney
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Development of smart algal bioprospecting technology and approaches
The emerging algae industry for food, feed, biofuels and carbon capture currently relies on a handful of microalgal species. This generally limits our industry’s capability to the inherent biological properties of a limited number of organisms. Read more
Algae based building materials
With more than one-third of the global energy consumption and nearly 40% of global CO2 emissions are linked to the construction industry, we need to find low carbon alternatives for this industry. Read more
Seaweed hybridisation – new strains for global markets
Plant breeding tools are always striving to develop improved varieties (high yield, quality and biotic/abiotic stress tolerance). Read more
High dimensional modelling of environmental conditions for large scale solar
Equity and Diversity at UNSW. “UNSW was one of the first cohort of research and higher education institutions in Australia to receive Bronze Athena Swan accreditation in 2018. Read more
Defining how inter-bacterial symbioses regulate aquatic ecosystem health (PhD Project)
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
Resolving the threat of ocean deoxygenation to reef resilience
This project aims to uncover the role low oxygen plays in shaping healthy corals over space and time. Climate change and land use development are rapidly deoxygenating shallow water coral reefs, yet we have no knowledge of how less oxygen availability affects critical life history factors that govern coral resilience. Read more
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