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scintillator-based radiation sensors combining multiple materials with complementary functions, offer a promising route to overcome these limits and achieve unprecedented timing resolution (sub-70ps), enabling
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Supervisors: Professor Richard Hague1 , Professor Chris Tuck1 , Dr Geoffrey Rivers1 (1 Faculty of Engineering) PhD project description: Inkjet printing allows multiple materials to be 3D-printed
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Instructions To be considered, candidates should apply online at UF Careers website and attach the following materials: A research statement outlining the focus and future vision of your research program in one
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project description: Inkjet printing allows multiple materials to be 3D-printed simultaneously, useful for printing functional devices. Discovering the interactions of these materials and how to leverage
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profound knowledge in computational and theoretical physics/chemistry. Capability of team work is essential. Skills in high-performance computing, materials chemistry, theoretical chemistry, molecular
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materials systems at the molecular level with machine learning. The PhD Student will undertake a study analysing mass spectral imaging data streams in real time using machine learning workflows. A pathway for
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materials systems at the molecular level with machine learning. The PhD Student will work with tumour sections to develop multiple instance learning and weak supervision / spatial transcriptomics models
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qualifications As our new colleague in our research team your job will be to develop novel computational frameworks for machine learning. In particular, you will push the boundaries of Scalability, drawing upon
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the areas of experimental and theoretical physics, synthetic, physical and computational chemistry, material sciences and related areas. The Opportunity The OPTEXC IRTG involves 20 academics in Australia and
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the development of both, the quantum internet and distributed quantum computing. The objectives of this PhD thesis project are: (a) Demonstrate spin-photon entanglement with single colour centres in silicon carbide