Following the collapse of two grain silos into the Shoalhaven River, NSW DCCEEW is seeking a postgraduate researcher to investigate how this significant environmental incident affected water quality, ecosystem health and river processes. Work alongside government scientists to analyse unique environmental datasets and help generate evidence that will inform future environmental monitoring, incident response and aquatic ecosystem management.

Put your engineering skills to use designing a robust, accessible palletizer robot built entirely from common components. This project improves warehouse safety for local SMEs. By developing this cost-effective, Australian-made solution, you will help make industrial automation accessible to everyone.

This project seeks to build a topological model of the connectivity in a crosslinked thermosetting polymer system as means of understanding its dynamic responses to stress. It is anticipated that this deeper understanding will be a foundation for system innovation.

Help advance next-generation tools for wine production by developing a rapid biosensor to measure yeast assimilable nitrogen (YAN) — a critical factor in fermentation performance and wine quality. This project combines enzymatic assay development and analytical chemistry to create practical, real-world solutions for the wine industry, with applications both in the laboratory and directly in the winery.

APR.Intern invite Masters by Research and PhD students to submit an expression of interest to join the APR.Intern database.