PhD Scholarship in physical chemistry of nanoparticles for gene delivery

$34,841

Applications are now open.

30 April 2025.

1 (One).

Applicants should hold a Master by Research, a Master by Coursework with a high distinction research component, or a first-class Honours degree in Engineering, Science, or a related field.

An excellent academic background in chemistry, physics, chemical engineering, polymer science, or biomedical engineering is required. Relevant research experience and publications are highly desirable.

Candidates must be Australian citizens, permanent residents, or international students meeting English language requirements, and demonstrate strong oral and written communication skills and the ability to work in a multi-disciplinary research team. Applicants must also meet RMIT’s entry requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy.

Interested candidates should email the following documents to Professor Tamar Greaves at tamar.greaves@rmit.edu.au, Dr. Maggie Zhai at maggie.zhai@rmit.edu.au or Dr. Hank Han at qi.han@rmit.edu.au: a cover letter (research statement), electronic academic transcripts, and a CV detailing any publications, awards, and the contact information for two referees.

This scholarship supports a PhD candidate in physical chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences, focusing on nanotechnology and gene delivery. It includes collaboration with national facilities like the Australian Synchrotron and other universities.