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We offer a diverse range of postgraduate research projects that come with living stipend scholarships.

Scholarship-funded research projects

Explore our research projects with funded living stipend scholarships. You can filter by program type, research area and scholarship type, or use the keyword search field to find projects that suit your interests.

If you'd rather bring your own project, explore our scholarships (including top-up scholarships) and find a supervisor to support your project.

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Integrating external wall systems into the fire safety strategy

The goal of this project is to explore the framework of an explicitly defined fire safety strategy, and quantify the interaction between various components in a typical fire safety strategy and to develop methodologies by which the results from fire testing across scales can be used to inform the design of EWS to support a holistic fire safety strategy.

Supervisor
Associate Professor David Lange, Dr Anwar Orabi, Dr Wenxuan Wu and Dr David Morrisset
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Engineering
Integrating external wall systems into the fire safety strategy

Atomic-scale scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) for decarbonisation

This project deploys atomic-scale STM/AFM imaging and spectroscopy of MOFs to pinpoint binding sites and pathways relevant to decarbonisation.

Supervisor
Dr Peter Jacobson
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Physical sciences
Atomic-scale scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) for decarbonisation

Forecasting extreme animal population events: Modelling house mouse plagues in the Australian grainbelt

Improve near-term forecasting, understanding or management of house mouse outbreaks harming agricultural communities using multi-modal climate, earth observation and monitoring data (ecology, statistics, data science, mathematics).

Supervisor
Associate Professor Andries B. Potgieter
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Agricultural, veterinary and food sciences, Earth sciences, Environmental sciences, Information and computing sciences, Mathematical sciences
Forecasting extreme animal population events: Modelling house mouse plagues in the Australian grainbelt

Engineering nanomembranes for carbon capture

Advance the understanding of membrane technologies for carbon capture, establishing the groundwork for fabricating efficient and scalable membranes.

Supervisor
Dr Min Liu and Professor Xiwang Zhang
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Engineering, Environmental sciences
Engineering nanomembranes for carbon capture

First Nations perspectives: Curse and cure of deadly venoms

Engage with First Nations communities to discover and exchange Traditional Knowledge and management of envenomation.

Supervisor
Dr Jared Miles
Location
Dutton Park
Research areas
Biological sciences, Biomedical and clinical sciences, Environmental sciences, Health sciences, Indigenous studies, Language, communication and culture
First Nations perspectives: Curse and cure of deadly venoms

Novel electronic interconnects for reliability under extreme thermal cycling

This project aims to design and characterise novel interconnect alloys capable of withstanding extreme temperature fluctuations, ensuring reliability for next-generation electronic applications.

Supervisor
Dr Xin Fu Tan and Professor Kazuhiro Nogita
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Engineering
Novel electronic interconnects for reliability under extreme thermal cycling

CSIRO Industry PhD - Investigating the potential applications of biomass and waste gasification by-products in other industries

This project will investigate challenges and potentials of biomass and waste gasification by-products such as ash, slag, and biochar for alternative applications

Supervisor
Dr Jeff Chen
Location
CSIRO Pullenvale
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Engineering, Environmental sciences
CSIRO Industry PhD - Investigating the potential applications of biomass and waste gasification by-products in other industries

Improving selection decisions through weighted hybrid relationship matrices: simulation and real‑data evidence

Evaluate how different weighting schemes for hybrid pedigree–marker matrices affect genetic parameter estimation and prediction accuracy, using simulation and real plant‑breeding data.

Supervisor
Dr Vivi Arief Noviati and Dr Alan Huang
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Agricultural, veterinary and food sciences, Mathematical sciences
Improving selection decisions through weighted hybrid relationship matrices: simulation and real‑data evidence

Shared-volume antennas

Investigate novel design techniques for antennas sharing a single volume, either in multi-port 3D configurations or as planar shared apertures. Various decoupling or controlled coupling methods will be considered for implementation as single-element or in arrays. The project aims at future communications systems.

Supervisor
Professor Christophe Fumeaux and Dr Sasan Ahdi Rezaeieh
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Engineering
Shared-volume antennas

Development of novel composites for next generation wear products

You will develop novel wear-resistant composites with improved durability for high-performance applications. Focus areas include material wear performance, high-temperature resistance and process automation.

Supervisor
Dr Luigi Vandi
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Engineering
Development of novel composites for next generation wear products