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UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY JUDGE RALPH J PERDRIAU POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP IN COMMON LAW

LOCATION: Australia

This prestigious stipend scholarship supports research students from the Sydney Law School to conduct research in common law

ELIGIBILITY:

The Scholarship is offered subject to the candidate having an unconditional offer of admission or being currently enrolled to study full-time in a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Master of Laws (LLM) by Research within the Sydney Law School.

You must:

have an unconditional offer of admission to study full-time in a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Master of Laws (LLM) by Research within the Sydney Law School

be willing to conduct research in common law

hold at least one of the following degrees:

a Bachelor of Laws (Honours First Class) or equivalent, or

 a Master of Laws by Research, or

a Master of Laws by Coursework including a research component equivalent to 25% of one year’s full-time enrolment

a degree in Law together with research and/or professional experience deemed to be equivalent to first class honours.

The scholarship has been established with the aim of attracting top candidates, who have well-developed research projects and who would be competitive at top international institutes of higher learning, to do their research degree at the Sydney Law School. The School may also prioritise candidates whose research aligns with the School’s strategic research priorities.

Preference will be given to commencing candidates, though the Scholarship may exceptionally be awarded to currently enrolled full-time PhD, or LLM by Research students demonstrating progress towards timely thesis completion and exceptional research achievements.

BENEFIT:

This scholarship can be awarded as either a Primary or Supplementary scholarship.

 i. When offered as primary, the Scholarship will provide a primary stipend allowance up to $50,000 per annum as per the below duration:

up to 1.75 years for a successful full-time LLM by Research recipient. No extension is possible.

up to 3 years for a successful full-time PhD recipient with a possible six months extension.

ii. When offered as supplementary (stipend), the Scholarship will provide a supplementary stipend allowance to match a total stipend value (i.e. primary plus supplementary) up to $50,000 per annum as per the below duration:

up to 1.75 years for a successful full-time LLM by Research recipient. No extension is possible.

up to 3 years for a successful full-time PhD recipient with a possible six months extension.

iii. When offered as either primary or supplementary (one-off payment), the Scholarship value will be paid as a one-off payment on receipt of Scholarship Acceptance Form. The value of the scholarship will be mentioned in the offer letter. 

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FULLY FUNDED PHD POSITION IN ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF NEXT-GENERATION CERAMIC MATERIALS IN RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA, CANADA

LOCATION: Canada

In a joint project between the Alberta Next-Generation Additive Manufacturing (ANGAM) Lab (Dr. Yakout) and the Craniofacial Biomechanics and Biomaterials Research (CBBR) Group (Dr. Romanyk) at the University of Alberta, we are exploring the additive manufacturing of zirconia-based ceramics for use in dental applications. The project will focus on developing optimized manufacturing routes (e.g. feedstock material and post-processing) to obtain targeted outcomes in dental applications (e.g. superior mechanical performance with biological and esthetic considerations). Necessary research will involve hands-on training and methods related to additive manufacturing and advanced characterization from a range of perspectives.

ELIGIBILITY:

Bachelors or Masters of Science (or Engineering) degree in Mechanical or related program

Willing to register in the University of Alberta’s MSc or PhD Program

Keen interest and/or experience (coursework, research, and/or industrial) in: additive manufacturing, materials characterization, experimental methods, advanced modeling techniques (e.g. finite element analysis), and use of MATLAB or other programming tools are assets

Minimum GPA of 3.3

Proven ability to work independently

Effective written and verbal communication skills; proficiency in English

Open to Canadian citizens, permanent residents of Canada, and foreign students

BENEFIT:

The University of Alberta Graduate Scholarship is a fully funded award covering the full cost of tuition and providing an additional annual stipend for successful candidates.

Training of undergraduate and graduate research assistants is paramount within our groups. Through the advertised project, trainees will be exposed to world-class additive manufacturing equipment, advanced material characterization facilities (e.g. through the nanoFAB Institute), and mechanical analysis. Finally, the highly multi-disciplinary nature of the research project exposes trainees to expertise in manufacturing, mechanical and materials characterization, and highly-relevant clinical applications.

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