Flinders University is offering a PhD scholarship opportunity in the field of Chemistry, with a focus on analytical spectroscopy for real-time process monitoring. This position is part of an ARC funded research project led by Lecturer Sara Miller. The successful candidate will join a dynamic research group and contribute to innovative work in analytical spectroscopy, applying advanced techniques to monitor chemical processes in real time. The project is based at Flinders University, located in Bedford Park, South Australia.

The scholarship is designed for students with a strong background in chemistry or related disciplines, and experience in analytical spectroscopy or process analysis is highly valued. The position offers the chance to work on cutting-edge research with practical applications in industry and academia. The scholarship is funded by the Australian Research Council (ARC), and is expected to cover tuition fees and provide a stipend for living expenses, following Flinders University and ARC guidelines.

Applicants must meet the university's PhD entry requirements, which generally include a relevant undergraduate degree with honors or a master's degree, and may require proof of English language proficiency for international students. For more information on eligibility and application procedures, candidates are encouraged to visit the official Flinders University scholarship page.

Interested applicants should review the application instructions on the university website and prepare the necessary documents, such as academic transcripts and a CV. For further details or specific questions, contacting the supervisor is recommended.