About the position:
ARC Grant-Funded PhD Scholarship - Development of advanced actuation and
sensing system for condition assessment of structures using nonlinear
ultrasonic guided waves
Fully-funded PhD scholarship position in Development of advanced
actuation and sensing system for condition assessment of structures using
nonlinear ultrasonic guided waves available in the University of
Adelaide.
The ARC Grant-Funded PhD Scholarship is funded by an Australian Research
Council Discovery Project. The scholarship aims to support a full-time PhD
student undertaking research in Structural Health Monitoring and
Nondestructive Evaluation research area with a focus on developing advanced
actuation and sensing systems for condition assessment of structures using
ultrasonic waves.
This fully-funded position is available for three years and with a possible 6-month extension. The scholarship is open to both eligible international and
domestic students with strong research interests in the above-mentioned study
area. The scholarship is available to study within the :
- School of Civil Environmental and Mining Engineering
- School of Mechanical Engineering
- School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Scholarship overview
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Scholarship type: Full tuition fee cover
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Research scholarship stipend value: up to $28,597
per annum +$5,000 per annum
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Degree Program: Postgraduate Research
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Available in: Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences
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Location: University of Adelaide
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Citizen type: International students, domestic
students, New Zealand Citizens
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Award Duration: up to 3 years with a possible 6-month extension
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Application Deadlines: 31 January 2022
Eligibility criteria
The scholarship is open for both domestic and international students who meet
the minimum entry requirements to study at Adelaide University. Below are some
of the eligibility criteria for this scholarship. The interested applicant
must:
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Have completed a relevant Bachelor degree with First Class Honours, or a
Masters degree that contains a significant (and relevant) research
component with equivalent academic performance. Students who hold
a degree in Structural, Civil or Mechanical Engineering will be
considered favourably.
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Be interested in structural health monitoring, nondestructive evaluation
and infrastructure monitoring.
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Applicants are expected to have a solid background in structural
mechanics/dynamic/acoustic and numerical modelling of structures (e.g.
finite element modelling)
How to apply:
To apply for these scholarships, interested applicants are expected to send an
expression of interest email to the project coordinator by 31 January
2022 with the name of the scholarship in the subject heading and the following
attached documents:
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Project supervisor Associate Professor Alex Ching Tai Ng, School of
Civil, Environmental & Mining Engineering
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Email:alex.ng@adelaide.edu.au
- Tel:(08) 8313 1237
Who to contact
Any inquiry on this position should be directed to :
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Project supervisor Associate Professor Alex Ching Tai Ng, School of
Civil, Environmental & Mining Engineering
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Email:alex.ng@adelaide.edu.au
- Tel:(08) 8313 1237
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