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knowledge of health economics, but this is not a requirement as training will be available throughout the PhD program. Stipend: The scholarship will be for 3.5 years and has a stipend of $35,300 (indexed
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addition to debits, credits can be obtained. The research performed under this internship by an Electrical/Power Engineering or Computer Science PhD student will relate to this reform, specifically investigation
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. Demonstrated high level of computing skills, including competency with qualitative analysis software (NVivo), spreadsheets and data management systems. Experience in contributing towards producing conference
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areas with a strong focus on collaboration. The clinical project will focus on developing tools to identify and potentially prevent chronic pain usage in hip fracture patients. The radiological project
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and rural health staff informatics, coordinate the writing of ethical applications and reports, and contribute to writing publications and external grants. To be successful you will need: A PhD in
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This full-time, 3.5 year PhD scholarship is funded by the Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics at the University of Adelaide as part of an Australian Research Council Discovery grant
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: Prof David Lewis and A/Prof Phil van Eyk School of Chemical Engineering School of Chemical Engineering Email: david.lewis@adelaide.edu.au ; philip.vaneyk@adelaide.edu.au Applying: Expression of
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(more information to come). Eligibility: Applicants must be accepted for admission into a Doctor of Philosophy at the University of Adelaide and enrolling in one of the 6 approved PhD projects in
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applications in timing and biology, quantum circuits and quantum computing. Projects will be available at the University of Adelaide, RMIT and the University of Queensland. Eligibility: Applicants must be
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seismic data to produce 3D geophysical models that will constrain the subsurface extent of rock units that might be suitable for hydrogen generation via radiolysis and/or serpentinization and identify