PhD Program Outline
Students enrolled in the joint IITB-Monash PhD program will be based at the Research Academy co-located at IIT Bombay in Mumbai, India.
The PhD program takes an average of 3.5 years of full-time study to complete (or part-time equivalent). Students will spend a minimum of 3 months but normally 6–12 months* of their PhD candidature at Monash University in Australia with their allocated co-supervisor. Students will receive a generous grant to facilitate this experience.
Students will be connected with the IIT Bombay student population and will be eligible for the on-campus student accommodation.In addition to being supervised on their PhD research, students will also be provided with professional development opportunities including research methodology and research leadership training. Students will also have the opportunity to attend major national and international conferences.
*The length of time spent at Monash University may be longer depending on the requirements of the research
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- Developing corrosion-resistant implants
- Polymer blends that retard static electricity
- The devil is in the detail: Understanding how composite materials fail
- Categorising data to match user intention in real time
- Green ammonia
- Doing more with less
- Shaky Moves: using low frequency vibrations to manipulate nanoparticles
- Catalytic and Reaction Engineering Studies on Organic Liquid Phase Oxidations
- Brain Cell Regeneration through Biocompatible Hydrogel Matrices
- Charting a new process for magnesium alloy formability
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- IITB-Monash Research Academy Building Inauguration-2015
- 3MTT, Industry-Academia Panel Forum and OSKAR Night 2014
- Annual Student Symposium 2014
- OSKAR Awards Night 2014
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Heatwear will get more intense, longer and fatal in future.
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Padma Awards – the nation honours its achievers
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Advances in polymers improve aviation safety-conductive coatings, conducting nano tubes
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