Artificially designed electronic materials

The aim of this project is to modify the electronic band-structure of various 2D materials (conventional semiconductor heterostructures and atomically thin exfoliated materials) via nanoscale patterning aiming to realize exotic electronic phases probed by electrical transport measurements.

The results can shed light on fundamental questions in solid state physics such as mechanisms of high temperature superconductivity but can also have practical applications including post CMOS low power electronics.

This project is an integral part of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Future Low Energy Electronics and involves strong internode collaboration.

Scholarship

• $37,684 per annum (2024 rate)
• Tuition fees scholarship for International candidates

Eligibility

• Domestic and International candidates
• PhD or Research Master

How to apply

Please email your CV, academic transcripts, and evidence of research experience to Dr Oleh Klochan o.klochan@unsw.edu.au by 2 June 2025.