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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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Characterising blood oxygenation changes in functional human brain imaging

This project aims to characterise and image the human vasculature in vivo that underlies functional brain mapping techniques, which can blur and mask the accurate mapping of human cognition. Expected outcomes include a detailed map of the blood vessel anatomy of the living human brain, and vascular models of functional brain signals in space and time.

Supervisor
Professor Markus Barth and Dr Saskia Bollman
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Biomedical and clinical sciences, Engineering
Characterising blood oxygenation changes in functional human brain imaging

Consequences of blood-brain barrier dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease on therapeutic drug delivery

Investigate using patient-derived stem cell models how blood-brain barrier (BBB) dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease affects drug delivery efficiency into the brain.

Supervisor
Professor Brett Collins
Location
Herston
Research areas
Biomedical and clinical sciences
Consequences of blood-brain barrier dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease on therapeutic drug delivery

Crystallisation regulation of tin halide perovskites for eco-friendly optoelectronics

This project aims to design novel crystallisation regulation strategies to fabricate high-quality tin-based perovskite thin films, unlocking next-generation low-cost photovoltaic technologies.

Supervisor
Dr Peng Chen
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Engineering
Crystallisation regulation of tin halide perovskites for eco-friendly optoelectronics

Develop high-performance next-generation lithium-ion battery

Develop high-energy-density and low-cost lithium-ion battery through 1) novel material design/ synthesis and cutting-edge materials characterisation, and 2) advanced battery design.

Supervisor
Dr Xia Huang
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Engineering
Develop high-performance next-generation lithium-ion battery

Development of CLEIM Pipeline for Multi-Scale Analysis in Alzheimer's Disease Research

Establish correlative light-electron-ion microscopy workflows to enable multi-scale imaging from protein localisation to elemental composition, supporting MIND-AD CRE projects investigating neurodegeneration.

Supervisor
Dr Dr Pranesh Padmanabhan
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Biomedical and clinical sciences
Development of CLEIM Pipeline for Multi-Scale Analysis in Alzheimer's Disease Research

Enabling Low-toxicity Perovskites for Next-Generation Indoor Photovoltaics

Design high-performance and low-toxicity metal halide perovskite semiconductors for efficient indoor photovoltaics.

Supervisor
Dr Miaoqiang Lyu
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Engineering, Physical sciences
Enabling Low-toxicity Perovskites for Next-Generation Indoor Photovoltaics

Enhancer discovery in crossbred cattle using CAGE-seq

This is a computational/data-analysis project (no wet-lab work). You will work with large scale functional-genomics datasets to identify and interpret active regulatory elements, connect enhancer activity to gene regulation, and compare regulatory signals across crossbred populations.

Supervisor
Dr Loan Nguyen and Associate Professor Associate Professor Elizabeth Ross
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Agricultural, veterinary and food sciences, Biomedical and clinical sciences
Enhancer discovery in crossbred cattle using CAGE-seq

Enhancer discovery in crossbred cattle using CAGE-seq

This is a computational/ data-analysis project (no wet-lab work). You will work with large scale functional-genomics datasets to identify and interpret active regulatory elements, connect enhancer activity to gene regulation, and compare regulatory signals across crossbred populations.

Supervisor
Associate Professor Elizabeth Ross and Dr Loan Nguyen
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Agricultural, veterinary and food sciences, Biological sciences
Enhancer discovery in crossbred cattle using CAGE-seq

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

Major hidden source of land-based nutrients affecting Australian estuaries

Investigate organic and particulate nutrients as a hidden driver of water quality decline, aiming to improve predictive models and inform catchment management.

Supervisor
Dr Leslie Huang
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Environmental sciences
Major hidden source of land-based nutrients affecting Australian estuaries