PhD scholarship in Lightweight Materials

PhD scholarship in Lightweight Materials

PhD Scholarships in Lightweight Lattice Materials for Multifunctional Engineering Structures

The PhD project will investigate how hybrid-filled lattice architectures can  be designed to achieve functionally graded mechanical properties tailored for both static and dynamic loading conditions, and the role of filler materials obtained from recycling processes in modifying lattice properties and mechanical behaviour.

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$35886 per annum for three years with a possible six-month extension

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Ideal candidates will have a Master by Research degree; or a Master by Coursework degree with a significant research component graded as high distinction or equivalent; or a Bachelor Honours degree achieving first class honours; in Engineering (Aerospace, Mechanical, Materials, Manufacturing), or Science (Physics, Chemistry), or Applied Matehmatics or another suitable field.

2027-06-30

To apply, please submit the following documents to Professor Raj Das (raj.das@rmit.edu.au):-A cover letter briefly outlining your interest in the project-Evidence of research ability, such as a digital copy of a Master’s or Honours’ thesis-A digital copy of academic transcripts-A CV including education, marks/grades, relevant work and professional experience, research experience, publications (if any), awards (if any), and names of two referees.

This project will be carried out in collaboration with Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (UPHF) in France. UPHF is a public university located in Valenciennes, France. Founded in 1968 UPHF integrates multidisciplinary training across science, technology, and the humanities. It is a founding member of the EUNICE European University, a network of ten higher education institutions across Europe.

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