Project: Design and performance optimisation of components in a proton battery 2024-26

The RMIT University School of Engineering is offering this PhD scholarship to support the project, "Technology development and prototyping of the Proton Battery and Proton Flow Reactor Systems, funded under a Research Collaboration Agreement with Eldor Corporation, an international automotive component supplier based in Italy."

Eligibility criteria:

• To be eligible, applicants must have a top-notch bachelor's or master's degree in a related science or engineering field, such as materials science, physics, chemistry, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, or electrochemistry.
• It will be beneficial to have any prior industrial expertise creating and testing prototype goods.

Application process:

Following the guidelines on the School of Engineering website, prospective students should apply for admission to the PhD Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering program (DR216).

It is recommended to email Professor John Andrews concurrently with submitting your application with the following documents:

• CV
• A short statement of experience, expertise, and interests relevant to one or other of the two PhD topics (no more than two pages).

Benefits:

Successful applicants will get a scholarship of $33,826 per annum for three years.