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Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Advanced (Defence) Science and Technology

Department of Defence

DeadlineCloses Fri, 5 Apr 2024
RegionNational

Overview

The Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Advanced (Defence) Science and Technology Grant Opportunity (the program) will run over 10 years from 2023-24. The Australian-American Fulbright Commission will provide an annual scholarship (Distinguished Chair) to exceptional individuals to carry out research in Australia for 5-6 months. The Commission facilitates and administers the application and interview process, travel arrangements and reporting. The Commission works with the Department of Defence to select candidates. The Distinguished Chair will undertake research in a field approved by Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG), and provide regular reports to their immediate supervisor and DSTG sponsor. The recipient will be required to undertake outreach activities in conjunction with DSTG, such as supporting workshops, special lectures, and engagement with the Australian science community, and DSTG STEM outreach programs. The scholarship is dedicated to bringing United States (U.S.) experts in DSTG’s key research areas to Australia, working with DSTG offices, research groups and partners, to contribute to DSTG’s key research areas. Research areas include: hypersonics directed energy trusted autonomy quantum information warfare, and long-range fires. The objective of the program is to attract outstanding U.S. researchers to work in Australia in priority areas of research for DSTG that will lead to ongoing collaborative partnerships between Australia and the U.S. and develop skills and capabilities in emerging fields of science and technology. The intended outcome of the program is to promote educational and cultural exchange between Australia and the U.S. to enhance mutual understanding and strengthen relations between the two countries.

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