Chemical Engineering Postgraduate Opportunities 2012
Posted date:PhD and MPhil in Research with Curtin University Sarawak Campus
Chemical Engineering Department of Curtin University Sarawak Campus is looking for postgraduate students. Interested candidates, please send your CV to the respective contact.
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No |
Project Title |
Contact |
Vacancy |
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1 |
Modelling and Optimization of Palm Oil EFB Pretreatment for Bioethanol Production |
PhD |
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2 |
Optimization of Design and Control of Lignocellulosic Hydrolysis-Fermentation System |
PhD |
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3 |
Production of hydrogen by hydrolysis of biomass |
Dr. Ujjal Ghosh |
PhD |
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4 |
Fundamental Model Development for Water Gas Shift Membrane Reactor for Greenhouse Gas Capture from Pre-combustion Processes |
Dr. Ujjal Ghosh |
PhD |
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5 |
Nonlinear Model Identification and Control of Chemical Processes based on Gaussian Process Models |
Dr. Agus Saptoro |
PhD and/or MPhil |
Financial Support
Curtin University provide financial support, in terms of Scholarships and/or Teaching Assistantships, to students who are admitted to a full-time MPhil and PhD program and who do not already have external support. The funding levels are competitive and are continually reviewed to ensure that students can concentrate on their studies.
Curtin Sarawak’s impressive 300-acre campus opened in 2002, in the suburb of Senadin, in Miri. The distinctively charming campus is set in the midst of open flatland that stretches all the way to the Baram River, where the Trans-Borneo Highway and the ASEAN Bridge links Miri to neighbouring Brunei. The campus is surrounded by lush greenery interspersed with man-made lakes and canals that attract a variety of migratory and water birds. An incredible variety of both ornamental and hardy indigenous trees and shrubs flourish on the grounds. This scenery reflects Sarawak’s environment of year-round tropical greenery and bountiful wildlife. Coupled with Miri’s famed sunsets and Senadin’s location away from the bustle of the city, the ambiance of the campus is tranquil, inspiring, and conducive for both work and study. Take an aerial tour of Miri and our campus in this video below:
