University of Tasmania, Australia

The Australian Centre for Research on Separation Science (ACROSS) is a collaborative research centre involving some 70 researchers at the University of Tasmania in Hobart, RMIT University in Melbourne and the University of Western Sydney . ACROSS undertakes research over a broad range of topics related to separation science.

The University of Tasmania node of ACROSS is continually looking for opportunities to expand by seeking new research grants. Opportunities for new PhD projects emerge on a regular basis and when available, descriptions of these projects and links to further details will appear below. Interested applicants should read the information provided and contact the relevant staff member. The following positions are available in Hobart:

Postgraduate Positions - PhD by Research

Two postgraduate research position for PhD in Chemistry by research are available for Australian or international students (fee waivers may be offered to outstanding candidates). The scholarships are standard Australian postgraduate scholarships. The positions available are to work with Professor Mirek Macka on following projects:

1. Solid state light sources for optical detection and imaging techniques in analysis and bioseparations
2. Pulsed electrochemical and hyphenated detection techniques

The projects will require the candidates to be proficient in usage of CAD and LabVIEW software, therefore in particular cadidates holding a degree of BEng, MEng or similar are encouraged to apply.

For more detail contact Prof. Mirek Macka.

Postdoctoral Positions

1. Characterisation of Vaccines by Capillary Electrophoresis

Project description and details: contact Assoc/Prof. Michael Breadmore or Prof. Mirek Macka.

Potential PhD applicants wishing to work in ACROSS can apply for general University of Tasmania PhD scholarships through UTAS Scholarships.