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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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Engineering next-generation nanocatalysts for solar-driven production of methanol

Design and synthesise advanced nanostructured catalysts that harness sunlight to convert CO2 and CO into green methanol under mild, energy-efficient conditions.

Supervisor
Dr Haijiao Lu and Professor Lianzhou Wang
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Engineering
Engineering next-generation nanocatalysts for solar-driven production of methanol

Unravelling the photothermal effect in solar methanol synthesis

Combine hands-on catalyst experiments with computational modelling to understand how light and heat work together in solar catalysis and use these insights to guide better catalyst design.

Supervisor
Dr Haijiao Lu and Professor Lianzhou Wang
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Engineering
Unravelling the photothermal effect in solar methanol synthesis

Data-driven optimisation for next-generation digital manufacturing systems

Advance the field of digital manufacturing through the development of next-generation data analytics techniques. The research, part of ARC ITRH, aims to enable real-time monitoring, process optimisation, and predictive decision-making across complex manufacturing workflows.

Supervisor
Professor Helen Huang and Dr Yadan Luo
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Information and computing sciences
Data-driven optimisation for next-generation digital manufacturing systems

Responsive representation learning for dynamic video-sharing platforms

Develop novel representation learning algorithms to predict and leverage changes in video-sharing platforms, enabling responsive recommendation, interaction modelling, and insight extraction for evolving content and user behaviour.

Supervisor
Professor Helen Huang and Dr Yadan Luo
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Information and computing sciences
Responsive representation learning for dynamic video-sharing platforms

A universal aphasia battery for assessing language disorders in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who speak traditional languages and creoles

Develop aphasia assessments for several Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditional languages and creoles, by working in collaboration with Indigenous Australians.

Supervisor
Associate Professor Stephen Wilson and Professor David Copland
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Biomedical and clinical sciences, Health sciences, Indigenous studies, Language, communication and culture, Psychology
A universal aphasia battery for assessing language disorders in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who speak traditional languages and creoles

New scalable organic synthesis methods based on electrolysis

Work on a project dealing with the development of novel synthetic electrochemical methods and their transfer to scalable flow systems.

Supervisor
Dr David Cantillo
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences
New scalable organic synthesis methods based on electrolysis

Oscillation identification and control design for power grid with high renewable energy integration

Develop innovative solutions for detecting oscillations, identifying their sources, and proposing effective mitigation strategies to facilitate the large-scale integration of renewable energy resources.

Supervisor
Dr Feifei Bai and Associate Professor Ruifeng Yan
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Engineering
Oscillation identification and control design for power grid with high renewable energy integration

Pilot-scale technologies for sustainable sludge management and contaminant removal

Develop and demonstrate innovative pilot-scale sludge treatment technologies with Urban Utilities to reduce sludge volume, enhance biosolids quality and remove contaminants such as PFAS.

Supervisor
Professor Shihu Hu and Dr Zhetai Hu
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Engineering
Pilot-scale technologies for sustainable sludge management and contaminant removal

Causal and adaptive learning for agronomic decisions and knowledge exchange in sorghum

Develop and evaluate a causal evidence framework to assess when sorghum agronomic recommendations are justified, the conditions under which they are applicable, and how growers and advisers interpret, adapt, and use them in practice.

Supervisor
Associate Professor Sudhir Yadav and Dr Joseph Eyre
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Agricultural, veterinary and food sciences, Economics
Causal and adaptive learning for agronomic decisions and knowledge exchange in sorghum

Advanced imaging of electrocatalysts for carbon dioxide conversion

High-resolution imaging and in-operando (in situ) transmission electron microscopy are key tools to observe and understand structure-property behaviour. In this project, advanced electron microsocpy methods will be used and developed to understand the behaviour of carbon dioxide electrolyser electrocatalysts.

Supervisor
Professor Ruth Knibbe
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Engineering, Physical sciences
Advanced imaging of electrocatalysts for carbon dioxide conversion