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| CRC for Beef Genetic Technology |
The CRC for Beef Genetic Technology is an integrated program of research, education and training to enhance the international competitiveness of the Australian beef industry. The CRCs research focuses on Gene Discovery and Expression to equip Australia for precision cattle breeding and management for quality, efficiency and profitability. Details of research areas and CRC Project Leaders can be found at www.beefcrc.com.au
Appplications close Friday, 21 November 2008 |
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| CRC for Sheep Industry Innovation |
The CRC for Sheep Industry Innovation is a collaboration between Australia’s leading sheep research, education and commercial institutes. Applications are welcome year-round and will be assessed bi-annually in competitive rounds. Go to www.sheepcrc.org.au where you’ll find application forms, terms and conditions, information on research programs and potential student projects. Applications close Fri 21st November, 2008 |
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| The University of Adelaide and Pork CRC |
Benefits of supplementing sow gestation diets with betaine
The opportunity exists to conduct postāgraduate research (either a PhD or a Masters by research) at the University of Adelaide, South Australia. The project will be linked to a Pork CRC funded study investigating the benefits of supplementing sow gestation diets with betaine and other methyl donors on pregnancy outcomes and litter size.
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Dr Will van Wettere
Ph: 08 8303 7911
william.vanwettere@adelaide.edu.au
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| ARC Linkage PhD Scholarship |
Characterisation of milk components with anti-fungal activity
The University of Adelaide seeks a PhD candidate to join a project funded by the Australian Research Council in collaboration with the South Australian Research and Development Institute, MG Nutritionals Ltd and other industry partners. The successful candidate will isolate and characterise components of milk shown to have potential for the sustainable control of powdery mildew and botrytis mould of grapes and vegetables.The PhD student will be enrolled at the University of Adelaide and based at the Waite Campus. The scholarship provides a stipend of $26,140 per annum (in 2008) tax free, for up to three years, plus operating allowance. Start date is negotiable, between 1 December 2008 and 5 January 2009.
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Dr Eileen Scott & Prof Dennis Taylor |
| ARC-Linkage PhD Scholarships (2) and GWRDC Wine Biotechnology Scholarships (2). |
Applications are invited for up to four full-time industry postgraduate scholarships for support during study leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Applicants should have a particular interest in industrial wine research. Supervision will be within the School of Agriculture, Food and Wine in the Wine Microbiology and Microbial Biotechnology Laboratory on the Waite Campus of the University of Adelaide. The research group has excellent facilities including a multi-function fermentation facility, bench-top bioreactors, HPLC and GC capabilities, QRTPCR, an extensive collection of modified yeast libraries as well as ongoing collaborations with international groups specialising in metabolomics, and genome analysis.
While primarily based at Waite campus of The University of Adelaide the candidates will also have contact with collaborators within the wine industry, on the Waite campus or at The University of South Australia (Mawson Lakes campus). Each scholarship is valued at $25,000 pa.
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Assoc Prof Vladimir Jiranek Ph: 08 8303 6651 vladimir.jiranek@adelaide.edu.au
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| Molecular Plant Breeding CRC Scholarships |
Research within Molecular Plant Breeding CRC is focused on developing molecular technologies for use in wheat, barley and pasture grass breeding programs.
Scholarships are now available at the University of Adelaide, Waite Campus in a number of research areas such as - Functional analyses of genes, Map-based cloning, Allele discovery.
In addition to a scholarship (tax-free) and operating funds, MPB offers postgraduate students opportunities for professional development, domestic and international travel as well as access to a large network of scientists.
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Heather Bray Education Officer Phone: (08) 8303 7414 heather.bray@molecularplantbreeding.com
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| Future Farm Industries CRC Scholarships |
FFI CRC have a number of scholarships available to be taken up at our participating universities. There is quite a long list of priority projects on our website.
Applications Close 31 October 2008
For more information please view the 2009 flyer. The topics are accessible at http://www.futurefarmcrc.com.au/PhDTopics.htm
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Daryll Richardson Education Manager Phone: (07) 5446 6094 drichardson@agaveeducation.com.au
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Australian Postgraduate Awards (APA with stipend) |
For infomation about these awards visit the University Scholarships page. |
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| CJ Everard Scholarship |
For infomation about this scholarship please visit the University Scholarships page. |
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| George Fraser Scholarship |
For infomation about this scholarship please visit the University Scholarships page. |
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| MF & MH Joyner Scholarship in Science |
For infomation about this scholarship please visit the University Scholarships page. |
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| Turner Family Scholarship |
For infomation about this scholarship please visit the University Scholarships page. |
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PhD Opuntia Scholarship
University of Adelaide Divisional Scholarship
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For infomation about this scholarship please visit the University Scholarships page.
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