Prospective students

Please email ehinton@unimelb.edu.au if you are interested in undertaking graduate research with me in one of my research interests.

Some possible avenues are:

For undergraduates: SCIE30001 projects and Vacation Scholarships

For MSc students: apply for the Master of Science and then find a supervisor.

For PhD students: scholarships are available for excellent students.

I also have a funded PhD position as part of the DECRA project ‘Fluid dynamics of underground hydrogen storage’ (open to any nationality), co-supervised with A/Prof Anja Slim (Monash). Please email me for more details, or see here.

Previous and current supervisions and co-supervisions are listed below:

• H. Zhou (MSc). 2024-2025. Title TBC.
• K. Phan (SCIE30001 Project). 2024. Title TBC.
• K. Phan (Vacation Scholar). 2024. Title: ‘Finite difference methods for viscoplastic stick-slip flow’.
• E. Bai (Vacation Scholar). 2024. Title: ‘A pendulum analogue for landslide dynamics’.
• M. Walker (PhD). 2023 – present. Title: ‘Inertial effects in viscoplastic free-surface flows’.
• F. Ur Rehman (PhD, Monash University). 2023 – present. Title: ‘Capillary effects in granular media’.
• H. Zhou (SCIE30001 Research Project). 2023. Title: ‘Coral flows at low Bingham number’.
• T. He (SCIE30001 Research Project). 2023. Title ‘Deposition in inclined evaporating rivulets’.
• T. Bunnage (MSc). 2022-24. Title: ‘Dynamics of withdrawal in Underground Hydrogen Storage’.
• S.B. Cartajena (MSc). 2022-23. Title: ‘Cooling of a lava flow smooths topographic undulations’.
• I.B. Christy (MSc). 2021-22. Title: ‘Basal sliding laws and two-layer flow of generalized Newtonian fluids’.
• J.M. Saville (Vacation Scholar, Cambridge). 2021. Title: ‘Predicting Lava flow over topography’.