The QED group continues to expand. If you are interested
in working in the group, in any of the positions below, let us know.
- Postdoctoral positions
- Postgraduate students (PhD
and MSc)
- Honours students
- Practikum and international
exchange students
- Vacation students
Postdoctoral Fellowships for
both Australian and international applicants are available through a number
of sources. These take a bit of planning, so interested applicants should
contact us at least 3 months before the deadlines.
- Australian Research Council
Postdoctoral Fellowships are 3-4 year fully funded fellowships for
early career researchers. Applications for these are due in March each
year, with the position beginning the following calendar year. Two QED
researchers have won APD fellowships.
- Australian Research Council
Super Science Fellowships is a new scheme for junior researchers.
The Australian Government is creating 100 new Fellowships in targeted
areas such as nanotechnology. Full details of this scheme are due to
be released in September 2009.
- Australian Research Council
Advanced Research Fellowships are 5 year fully funded fellowships
for researchers with a few years of postdoctoral experience. Applications
for these are due in March each year, with the position beginning the
following calendar year.
- Australian Research Council
Future Fellowships
are for mid-career researchers, providing 4-6 year positions with guaranteed
research support. The Australian government is creating 1,000 of these
new Fellowships over a 5 year period. Applications are due in Sept/Oct
each year, although expressions of interest are due several months beforehand.
Some researchers visit us for
scientific collaborations. There are exchange agreements between the Australian
Academy of Science and similar bodies in several other countries. Funding
from such agreements is possible, but far from certain, and takes time
to organise.
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We have openings for postgraduate students to work on MSC and PhD
projects related to our current research in quantum semiconductor
devices and organic electronics. Research projects typically involve
a mixture of experimental, theoretical, and/or computational work.
Scholarships for high achieving national and international students
are available through the Graduate
Research School.
Generous Top-ups to APA awards are available.
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Contact Prof. Alex Hamilton
or Dr. Adam Micolich for
more information or to discuss funding.
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Honours-level projects will be available for motivated students.
Our honours students are always involved in active hands-on research
either in device processing and/or ultra-low temperature measurements
or both. Most Honours students present their work at national and
international conferences, and several have published research papers
based on their honours project. Contact Prof.
Alex Hamilton or Dr. Adam
Micolich for more information. Some of the honours
projects available are listed on the School of Physics web site.
We welcome applications from international students interested in
UNSW's exchange program.
Exchange and practikum
students
We regularly take on international exchange students who are interested
in obtaining research experience or professional/industrial practice.
See here for details
of past exchange students who have worked in our laboratories.
Interested students should contact Prof.
Alex Hamilton or Dr. Adam
Micolich for more information, and see here for official details
of UNSW's
Practicum Program .
Vacation Scholarships
UNSW Undergraduate
students can apply for
Vacation Scholarships in the School of Physics through the UNSW
Faculty of Science Vacation Scholarship program . The best place to
start with these is to talk with prospective supervisors and Sue Hagon
in the School Office.
Undergraduates from other Australian & New Zealand universities
may also be considered. Scholarships will generally last between 6
and 10 weeks, to be negotiated between the student and their supervisor.
Australian students will also be eligible to have return travel to
Sydney paid for. Please contact us by September 30th for scholarships
during the summer period from December through to February.
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