PhD and Masters Positions in Critical Metals Recovery and Electrocatalysts at Monash University Monash University in Australia

Monash University is inviting applications for PhD and Masters positions in the research areas of critical metals recovery from e-wastes and multifunctional electrocatalysts for various applications. The positions are supervised by Senior Lecturer Parama Chakraborty Banerjee, whose research group focuses on innovative solutions for sustainable materials processing and environmental remediation. Students with interests in materials science, chemical engineering, or environmental science are encouraged to apply. The research topics include the development of advanced methods for extracting valuable metals from electronic waste and designing electrocatalysts with multifunctional properties for industrial and environmental applications. Interested candidates should have a relevant academic background and a passion for research in these fields. For further information or to express your interest, please contact the supervisor directly via email. No specific funding or scholarship details are provided in the announcement. Monash University is a leading institution in Australia, offering a vibrant research environment and access to state-of-the-art facilities.