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Work on an Australian Research Council-funded project in electrochemical nitrogen reduction at the School of Chemistry, UNSW. The successful applicant will develop catalysts for electrochemical ammonia production in aqueous and non-aqueous electrolytes, investigate structure to performance relationships using advanced characterisation tools, and develop in-situ and operando ammonia detection methods. Applicants should have a Master's degree or First Class Honours in Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science or a similar discipline. Desired skills include knowledge of catalysis and electrochemical processes such as water splitting, CO2 reduction or batteries, demonstrated research and publication experience, and excellent spoken and written English. The scholarships are available immediately, with research focused on clean energy, sustainability, energy storage and conversion, the hydrogen economy and decarbonisation technologies.