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treatment program for alexithymia. Significance Mental health disorders are among the largest sources of burden of disease across the world. A key treatment problem is that of 'comorbidity', whereby people
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Cohort Studies Research Support Program (2024) to undertake a program of work into dementia risk prediction and reduction in WA and nationally. We have secured funds to engage with a design team to develop
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, by emotion regulation difficulties. -Developing and testing an emotion regulation-focused treatment program for people with ADHD. Significance ADHD causes substantial burden of disease, and thus is of
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Professor Kingshott, you may be invited to apply for the scholarship by completing an Expression of Interest to join the program, via Curtin’s EOI form . All potential candidates will be interviewed as part
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to microscopic viewpoints, master his/her comprehensive and in-depth knowledge related to material science, physics, and chemistry. The PhD candidate will work with Professors Moses Tade, Zongping Shao, and Early
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the project team listed in ‘Our People’ above. It is anticipated that the successful candidate will have enrolled into and commenced the PhD program by June 2022. Prospective applicants can obtain
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management skills. Candidates with laboratory skills and imaging are desired for this project. Must be eligible to enrol in PhD programs at Curtin. Application process Please send your CV, academic transcripts
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will consist of an evaluation and exploration of the Department of Health's Bowel Cancer Screening Program (BCSP) in Western Australia. Participation in the WA program from 2019-2020 was 43.2% for adults
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methods for elemental tracking of Ca under biotic and abiotic environments in a range of substrates and microbial metabolic pathways using stable isotopes. A 3 year PhD project available at Curtin
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Status: Closed Applications open: 27/03/2025 Applications close: 27/04/2025 View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information The PhD project, funded by