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From smart cities, data-driven health and social services, to digital economy, safety and security and digital government, Data61 create data you can trust. Data61 PhD Scholarships and Data61 Top-Up
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provided us with a wealth of information on the composition of complex communities in our gut. As different microbial genomes can result in vastly different phenotypes and functions in our gut, it is
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Kerryn Butler-Henderson via kerryn.butler-henderson@rmit.edu.au by 31 October 2022, with: A cover letter - outlining interest and alignment with the proposed research (see Further Information) A copy of
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, information systems, user experience design, game design) Have strong social research (quantitative/qualitative) AND/OR computing design and analysis skills Provide evidence of strong oral and written
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Successful candidates will be expected to have a solid background in finance and sustainable finance, research methods, strong data analytic skills, and experience working with large datasets. RMIT
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This scholarship, with the Computational Biophysics Group in the RMIT's School of Science (Physics Discipline), provides an opportunity for a talented student to undertake their Ph.D. on a computer
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, C#, Java, Q#, Q language, PennyLane, Qiskit, Quantum Development Kit etc. Please contact Aufeef Chauhan for more information. Potential candidates must have a good hold of distributed software systems
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(or equivalent) in a relevant discipline (e.g., information science, sociology, digital humanities, digital health, computer science, information systems, user experience design) Have strong social research
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condensed matter physics, physical chemistry or biology Possess a strong interest in biological problems using physical and chemical theory and computer-based techniques Meet RMIT’s entry requirements
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degree with strong skills in programming and machine learning. Please contact Zhuang Li for more information. The project focuses on developing multilingual datasets and advanced methods to detect and