Graduate researchers and supervisors at the RWTH Aachen - Melbourne Joint PhD are able to work on exciting projects from a vast range of disciplines. Below are the research projects that are currently being undertaken by RWTH Aachen - Melbourne Joint PhD.
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This project endeavours to integrate a lithium-based slurry electrode with common lithium salt solutions in a semi-solid redox flow battery.
This project will conduct assessments of office buildings to consider various implications of building sensor and energy control systems.
This project will focus on high-resolution PIV of the streamwise vortex system that forms in a laminar boundary layer junction flow.
This project aims to identify the mechanisms of energy conversion losses to develop a mechanism-based materials design approach to eventually increase the conversion efficiency of electric steel.
This project aims to apply cutting-edge theoretical methods to identify candidate materials that could be unconventional superconductors.
This project aims to define a consistent approach to integrating circular economy strategies into life cycle sustainability assessments.
