At a Glance
- Tasks: Develop advanced polymer materials for capturing mercury in natural gas reservoirs.
- Company: Joint RMIT-CSIRO initiative focused on innovative research.
- Benefits: Receive a stipend of $33,826 per year for three years.
- Other info: Collaborate across RMIT and CSIRO for a dynamic research experience.
- Why this job: Contribute to groundbreaking research with real-world environmental impact.
- Qualifications: Masters degree and experience in polymer materials or mercury removal preferred.
The predicted salary is between 50715 - 61985 $ per year.
Joint RMIT-CSIRO Ph D Scholarship-Developing Advanced polymer materials for mercury removal.
Value and duration Higher Degree by Research stipend of $33,826 each year for three years.
Eligibility Applicants require a Masters degree.
Further information Experience on polymer materials or adsorbents, mercury removal via oxidation or adsorption, and materials characterizations such as XRD, BET, UV-vis, FT-IR and Hg sensing techniques is preferred.
The student is expected to work across RMIT and CSIRO as requested.
Phd Scholarship: Developing Advanced Materials For Mercury Capture In Natural Gas Reservoirs in Melbourne employer: RMIT University
RMIT's Centre for Nature Positive Solutions offers a dynamic and inclusive work environment where you can contribute to meaningful research that supports Traditional Custodian communities and addresses critical environmental challenges. With flexible working arrangements, cultural leave, and a commitment to professional development, RMIT fosters a culture of collaboration and innovation, making it an excellent employer for those passionate about creating positive social and environmental outcomes.
