12 computer-science-image-processing positions at The University of Newcastle in Australia
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This project aims to improve rare earth element recovery by designing peptide-polymer composites inspired by lanthanide-binding proteins using machine learning and computational chemistry. Rare
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of geometric flows to resolve important geometric and topological questions, and produce new theoretical tools applicable to similar systems arising in areas such as image processing, finance and material
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This exciting project combines CSIRO's and UON's unique characterisation and fabrication facilities to identify the key degradation mechanisms in Kardinia Energy's printed solar technology with
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and metabolic reprogramming—using advanced computational and imaging tools. Ultimately, the candidate will contribute their findings to the ADAPTS pipeline, supporting the development of a real-time, AI
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team and contribute to our ongoing projects in ironmaking technology. This project offers a unique opportunity to advance the understanding of binders influences on improving iron ore granulation and
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), laboratory and self-testing results, care-seeking, time off normal duties, and vaccination status. FluTracking is the only system in Australia’s National Influenza Surveillance Program documenting community
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maximum of 3 years Supervisor: N/A Available to: Domestic and International students PhD Eligibility Criteria To be eligible to apply for this scholarship, applicants must: Be enrolled in a PhD program at
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Become a First Nations clean energy leader with a higher degree research scholarship at the University of Newcastle through its Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy (TRaCE) program. These
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only system in Australia’s National Influenza Surveillance Program documenting community ILI incidence and respiratory virus self-testing. The FluTracking team is a highly skilled and motivated group
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and dynamic Centre for Space Science and Technology at the University of Newcastle, under the mentorship and guidance of Dr. Hannah Schunker and Prof. David Pontin. The student will also work with Dr