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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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Oral anti-fertility vaccine for rabbits

Develop the first oral vaccines that suppress fertility in rabbits and enable responsible and ethical landscape population control. Expected outcomes of this project include the creation of a commercially attractive oral immunisation platform.

Supervisor
Associate Professor Mariusz Skwarczynski and Dr Rachel Stephenson
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Biological sciences
Oral anti-fertility vaccine for rabbits

Printed optoelectronics for wearable sensors and health-monitoring applications

Develop functional nanomaterials using solution-processable printing techniques for next-generation wearable sensors and health-monitoring applications. By leveraging low-temperature, large-area fabrication, we aim to create cost-effective, flexible optoelectronics capable of integration with wearable and healthcare devices.

Supervisor
Dr Miaoqiang Lyu and Professor Lianzhou Wang
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Engineering, Health sciences, Physical sciences
Printed optoelectronics for wearable sensors and health-monitoring applications

Protein partners that control glycine receptors at inhibitory synapses

Investigate how newly identified protein partners shape glycine receptor function and localisation at inhibitory synapses. Using advanced electrophysiology and microscopy, you will help reveal how inhibitory signaling works in the spinal cord.

Supervisor
Dr Nela Durisic and Professor Karin Burges
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Biological sciences, Biomedical and clinical sciences
Protein partners that control glycine receptors at inhibitory synapses

Photophysics of next-generation X-ray detector materials and devices

Study X-ray detector materials and photophysics using low-cost, high-Z semiconductors. Combined spectroscopy and device engineering will enable fast, sensitive, and scalable imaging technologies for real-world applications.

Supervisor
Dr Julian A. Steele and Dr Miaoqiang Lyu
Location
St Lucia
Research areas
Chemical sciences, Engineering, Physical sciences
Photophysics of next-generation X-ray detector materials and devices