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Published: 03 Jun 2025 179 views
This PhD scholarship, part of the ARC Linkage project, aims to develop solar windows that convert urban building facades into energy sites using advanced nanomaterials, light guiding strategies, and PV cells.
This is a collaborative project focusing on developing cutting-edge, high-efficiency solar window technology. The PhD candidate will work alongside leading researchers in nanomaterials, optical management and solar cells at Macquarie University and UNSW Sydney, as well as industry partners.
The candidate will optimise the synthesis of quantum dots (QD) to improve their light emission efficiency and develop novel luminescent solar concentrator (LSC) structure using nanocomposite of the QDs to achieve high power output.
Established in 1964, Macquarie University began as a bold experiment in higher education. Built to break from traditions: to be distinctive, progressive, and to be transformational. Today our pioneering history continues to be a source of inspiration as we celebrate our place among the best and brightest minds. Recognised internationally, Macquarie University is consistently ranked in the top two per cent of universities in the world* and within the top 10 in Australia*. Our research is leading the way in ground-breaking discoveries. Our academics are at the forefront of innovation and, ... continue reading
| Application Deadline | 30 Jun 2025 |
| Country to study | Australia |
| School to study | Macquarie University |
| Type | PhD |
| Course to study | View courses |
| Sponsor | Macquarie University |
| Gender | Men and Women |
The scholarship comprises:
The value of each stipend scholarship is $38,500 per annum (full time, indexed) for three years.
This scholarship is available to eligible candidates to undertake a direct entry three-year PhD program. A Master’s degree in materials science and engineering or chemistry is preferred.
For more details, visit Macquarie University Scholarship webpage
