ARC Industry Fellowship

PhD opportunity in Analytical Chemistry focused on decoding airborne volatiles in environmental smoke that taint wine. This is a research-oriented doctoral opening connected to an ARC Industry Fellowship PhD Scholarship and appears to be aimed at a student with interests in chemical analysis, smoke-derived volatile compounds, and environmental contamination affecting wine quality.

The announcer is Joost de Gouw, Professor and Department Chair at the University of Colorado Boulder. The post also references Matthew Coggon as the source. The topic sits at the intersection of analytical chemistry and environmental science, with a strong applied focus on understanding airborne smoke volatiles and their impact on wine.

Funding: the post identifies the opportunity as an ARC Industry Fellowship PhD Scholarship, but no stipend amount, tuition coverage, or other financial specifics are visible in the text provided.

Eligibility/fit: best suited to applicants with a background or strong interest in analytical chemistry, environmental chemistry, smoke chemistry, or related laboratory-based research. The post does not list detailed entry requirements, deadlines, or application steps in the visible text.

Application: use the linked opportunity and the attached PDF to find the full call, eligibility criteria, and submission instructions. Review the fellowship document carefully before applying.