PhD Student Stories
Melbourne's International PhD students are producing innovative and interesting research as part of their PhD work. Find out more about their research and lives in Melbourne.
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Boyuan Cai and Yinan Zhang describe their PhD research in nanoplasmonics at Swinburne University. Both students enjoy the comfortable lifestyle of Melbourne. Read their story> |
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Ha Do's PhD research is considering gender and ethnic differences when implementing reforestation policies in Vietnam. Ha enjoys the Vietnamese culture that thrives in Melbourne. Read her story> |
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Salem Shiryan’s PhD work at Victoria University is a study on the effect of training on productivity in Saudi Arabia. Salem enjoys meeting people from different backgrounds in Melbourne. Read his story> |
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Tze Min Koh's pioneering research at RMIT analyses the potential to use reinforced composite materials in aircraft. He also enjoys Melbourne's cuisine and divsersity. Read his story> |
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Van Hoang Vu is examining the correlation between loan types and company failures during the Global Financial Crisis for her PhD at Monash University. She enjoys her student life in Melbourne. Read her story> |
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Wenzhong Li interprets the history of past life from fossilised marine sediments. Li is undertaking his research at Deakin University. On weekends he enjoys barbecues in Melbourne's many parks. Read his story> |
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