Do you want to spearhead research for life in frigid environments? Join a cutting-edge team pushing the boundaries of science and technology for the world’s coldest frontiers, from Antarctica to outer space.
Powering the Frozen Environment: Next-Generation Batteries for Extreme Cold
This project aims to design and develop next-generation energy storage devices capable of operating efficiently in extreme cold conditions. These advanced batteries will enable reliable power supply for applications ranging from space missions and polar research stations to cutting-edge cryogenic technologies.
Faculty: Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences
Study area: Chemistry, Computer Science & Information Technology, Engineering, Environmental & Biological Science, Physics
Student type: Domestic students
Student status: Future Students
Scholarship amount
$38,420 per annum
Top-up $10,000 can be made after the interview.
Duration
3.5 years
Application process
Send your CV, academic transcripts, and a short statement of interest to:
Prof. Jung Ho Kim jung_ho_kim@uow.edu.au
Prof. Konstantin Konstantinov konstantin_konstantinov@uow.edu.au
Eligibility requirements
- Australian Citizens, Permanent Residents, or holders of a New Zealand Special Category Visa
- Enthusiastic, dedicated, and ready to take on challenges
- Background in Electrochemistry and Materials Science is desirable
If you’re passionate about developing technologies that can withstand the harshest and coldest conditions, this is your chance to make an impact.
Application closing date
28 Feb 2026
Contact information
Konstantin Konstantinov