
Visiting Academic Fellow Program
Applications are invited from researchers wishing to visit and collaborate with the Sustainable Infrastructure Research Hub at The University of Queensland.
Up to $10,000 is available through the program to support living and travel expenses associated with the visit.
Criteria
Applications should propose achievable research outcomes aligning with SIRH research themes and values:
Research themes
- Systems, capabilities and mechanisms for change
- Decarbonisation and circular economy
- Digitalisation for a sustainable infrastructure future
- Resilient infrastructure for life in the Anthropocene
Approach to research and activities
- Applied and problem-based
- Co-designed and collaborative
- Multi and trans-disciplinary
Outcomes sought
- Research excellence
- Industry-wide impact and translation
- Scalability of research outcomes
- Ecological, social and economic sustainability
Research proposals may also relate to the Infrastructure CoLab. Outputs from the research should be specified, such as a journal paper, industry report or a research grant application. Visiting Academic Fellows will present their research to a seminar to the SIRH research group and/or government and industry networks.
Eligibility and approval process
- Funding can be used to cover travel expenses and accommodation
- Applicants must be currently employed or affiliated with an Academic Institution
- Applications can be received and awarded at any time during the year
- Approval for funding is determined by the Directors and SIRH Steering Committee
How to apply
- A research proposal and explanation of why you would like to visit and collaborate with SIRH
- Your proposed visit dates
- Your curriculum vitae
Applications should be sent to Dr Cristyn Meath at sirh@uq.edu.au.
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