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Project Code	UQ Supervisor	IITD Supervisor	Research Themes	Title	Student Type (i/q)	Keywords	Discipline	Status
UQIDAR 00131	Associate Professor Luke Knibbs, School of Public Health	Associate Professor Sagnik Dey, Centre for Atmospheric Sciences	HA, RE	Health benefits of air pollution mitigation: A comparative assessment of policies for high (India) and low (Australia) exposure regions	i	air pollution, epidemiology, health benefits, exposure modeling	atmospheric science, environmental science, public health, biostatistics	Position Filled - Neha Singh
UQIDAR 00185	Associate Professor Nicholas Osborne, School of Public Health	Professor Sagnik Dey, Department of Atmospheric Sciences	RE, HA, TS	Pollen and its contribution to respiratory outcomes in subtropical regions	i/q	air pollution epidemiology health benefits exposure modeling	environmental science, biological science, public health epidemiology	Student Required
UQIDAR 00186	Professor Yusuke Yamauchi, Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN)	Professor Ashok Ganguli, Department of Chemistry	TT	Functional Biomass-derived Electrocatalysts for Hydrogen Production via Electrocatalytic Water Splitting	i/q	porous materials, nanomaterials synthesis and characterisation, energy conversion, catalysis	inorganic chemistry, materials science/engineering, chemical engineering, environmental science/engineering	Position Filled - Kartik Jain
UQIDAR 00210	Associate Professor Luke Knibbs, School of Public Health	Associate Professor Sagnik Dey, Department of Atmospheric Sciences	HA, RE, TS	Balancing the health and climate benefits of 'greening' cities in India and Australia	i/q	environmental health, atmospheric science, epidemiology, urban planning	this project suits students from a range of backgrounds, including (but not limited to) public/environmental health, environmental engineering, atmospheric science, remote sensing, environmental science, ecology, or biostatistics. the main requiremen	Student Required