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Status: Closed Applications open: 3/07/2024 Applications close: 3/10/2024 View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information CSIRO's Industry PhD (iPhD) program
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PhD scholarship opportunity: Bias in generative AI-driven decision systems Job No.: 680086 Location: Caulfield campus (with possible collaborations at the Clayton campus as needed) Employment Type
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linked to a good quality of life as it enables chewing, smiling, and swallowing, improves appearance self-esteem, comfort, nutrition, and social interaction, which are all contributors to happiness and
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Centre for Quantum Technology Theory (CQTT) Full-time, fixed term (3 year) position at our Hawthorn campus Annual stipend $34,700 About the Role We are seeking a highly motivated and talented PhD
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, precluding the use of any non-conductive coating. A coating designed to enhance stereo control and favour the formation (or detection) of one enantiomer over its mirror image will inevitably impair electron
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safety, innovation, and making a tangible impact, we encourage your application. Please note that the successful applicant will also need to satisfy the general requirements of entry into a PhD program at
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PhD Scholarship – Natural Interaction Strategies for Long-Term Robot Use for Elderly Care Job No.: 672833 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 3.5-year fixed-term
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The project will involve critical analysis of existing academic literature, participatory and co-design with users, development of novel technology prototypes, and evaluation using qualitative and
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The successful applicant will conduct research to design and develop novel machine/deep learning based trust technologies for securing IoT services/devices. The successful applicant will conduct
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numerical modelling framework to simulate how light and heat interact with the target body tissue, while also incorporating neural signalling dynamics to explore how light-based stimulation affects