10 animal-activity-recognition PhD positions at Queensland University of Technology in Australia
Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
Creative arts Design Engineering English language and pathway programs Health Information technology and games Justice Languages Law Mathematics and data science Science Teaching Explore Mid-year entry QUT
-
implications in ethical, efficient, and reliable alternatives to animal testing. The supervisory team Queensland University of Technology: Professor Travis Klein CSIRO: Dr Almar Postma Gelomics Pty Ltd: Dr
-
undertaking a PhD in the area of road safety for children and/or active transport; have submitted an application for this scholarship prior to the application deadline (11:59 Brisbane time, 31st August, 2025
-
understand its fundamental causes has been limited to animal models and trials. There are over 27 animal models for neuropathic pain where pain has been induced by macroscopic & microscopic nerve lesions
-
students are encouraged to participate in Centre activities and events. The project is interdisciplinary. Although based at the QUT School of Law, applications are welcome from other disciplines including
-
includes participating in research projects and actively engaging in group meetings, presenting your research work via reports and disseminating your research findings through conference and journal
-
to complete a PhD on the multiple and contested practices, norms, and understandings of GenAI among academic users in their research and publishing activities. The scholarship is part of the Generative AI and
-
, and mentorship.
-
Australia. The candidate will have the opportunity to engage in a dynamic environment with members of the Faculty of Creative Industries, Education and Social Justice research centres and groups.
-
active research during treatment until early 2018. Sadly, his health battle ended in March 2018, but his dedication and contribution to biomechanics and spinal research will long be remembered and admired.