Current Scholarship Recipients
MRIWA funds research scholarships for study at a Western Australian university
Alexandra Halliday
MRIWA PhD Scholarship (2021)
Integrating field monitoring and numerical modelling to better quantify the stability of tailings storage facilities
Liz Wall
MRIWA PhD Scholarship for Women (2021)
A new deal between mining companies and communities to deliver sustained positive development outcomes for Indigenous or land-connected communities
Alicja Polewacz
MRIWA PhD Scholarship for Women (2020)
Processes at the interface between fluids and lithium minerals
John Grigson
MRIWA Odwyn Jones PhD Scholarship (2020)
Genesis of the giant rare-metal pegmatite deposits of the northern Pilbara Craton, Western Australia: Mineral systems analysis and terrane to deposit-scale exploration criteria
Tyler Bikaun
ITTC in Transforming Maintenance through Data Science (2020)
Conversational agents and dialogue management systems in highly domain-specific environments with scarce data
Gabriel Gonzales
ITTC in Transforming Maintenance through Data Science (2019)
Improving predictability of failure and the condition assessment of critical assets
Xingjie Chen
MRIWA Odwyn Jones PhD Scholarship (2019)
Investigating the underground support provided by shotcrete using tailings and waste rock
Polyanna Moro
MRIWA PhD Scholarship for Women (2019)
Geodynamics and basin evolution of the Paterson Orogen from Paleoproterozoic to Neoproterozoic based on 3D geophysical modelling and data inversion
Kudzai Angeline Mchibwa
MRIWA PhD Scholarship for Women (2018)
Innovative processes for leach liquor purification and production of battery grade LiOH from Li mineral resources
Keith Giglia
MRIWA Directors’ PhD Scholarship (2018)
Monitoring and control of hydrocyclones by use of convolutional neural networks and deep reinforcement learning
Zela Ichlas
MRIWA PhD Scholarship (2017)
Development of an industrially applicable electrostatic solvent extraction column for process metallurgy
Yihao Fu
MRIWA Directors’ PhD Scholarship (2017)
Characterisation of ore and bulk solid systems by use of multivariate by image analysis and deep learning neural networks
Cameron Adams
MRIWA PhD Scholarship (2016)
An investigation of the relationship between positive magnetic anomalies and nickel-sulphide deposits, Kambalda, Western Australia
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