STEM College Standard scholarships

This PhD scholarship opportunity focuses on developing advanced electrocatalyst materials for direct hydrogen production from seawater, designed for corrosion resistance and anti-fouling properties. The project aims to eliminate deionized water dependency for low-cost hydrogen production, tackling industry challenges by developing simple, efficient, and sustainable water-splitting systems. This research is positioned within the fields of electrochemistry, materials science, chemical engineering, and renewable energy technologies. The scholarship provides funding for research students to conduct cutting-edge work in sustainable hydrogen production technologies at RMIT University.