Physics
Postgraduate Research

Physics supports a lively and growing community of post-graduate research students who make up a key part of our research activities. We generally have between 15 and 25 students involved in Doctorate and Masters programs in physics and photonics. Below is a list of current research projects being undertaken by RHD students in Physics. If you would like more information about any of these please content the Physics RHD Coordinator.

A vibrant postgraduate student culture is supported by the Physics Society.

Enrolment and other information about undertaking a PhD/MSc at the University of Newcastle is available from the Office of Graduate Studies.

Additional information specific to International Students is also available.

There are also a range of Scholarships available which students are encouraged to apply for.

Current RHD Topics in Physics

Contact:  Physics - Head of Discipline
  • MPhil: Electron Conformal Therapy
  • MPhil: Determination of Hydrogen Adsorption Site on Pd(100) Using Low Energy Ion Scattering Spectroscopy
  • MPhil: Medical Physics
  • PhD: Surface Plasmons
  • PhD: Morphologies and optimum nanostructures of Organic Photovoltaics
  • PhD: Photonics in Biomedical Science
  • PhD: Near-Field Scanning Optical Lithography for Nanostructuring Electroactive Polymers
  • PhD: Biosensors from Plastic Electronics
  • PhD: Characterisation of ULF Oscillations in the Magnetosphere
  • PhD: ULF Plasma Waves in the Polar Magnetosphere
  • PhD: Engineering Promotion Studies
  • PhD: Field Ionization Detection of Helium Via Carbon Nanotube Arrays for Helium Microscopy
  • PhD: General Purpose Outdoor Sound Propogation Modelling using Geometric Rays
  • PhD: Modelling Artificial Photosynthesis: Extending the Spectral Response of Organic Solar Cells
  • PhD: Nanoscale Mapping of Mobility in Organic Solar Cells
  • PhD: Glucose Biosensors Based on Hygroscopic Insulator and Carbon Nanotubes Field-Effect Transistors
  • PhD: Connections for a Bionic Eye
  • PhD: CVD of Nanotube Based Sensors
  • PhD: Large Area Polymer Photovoltaic Devices
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