14 maynooth-university-programmable-city-project PhD positions at The University of Newcastle
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, RNA sequencing and extracellular vesicle analysis to explore this knowledge gap. The project is situated within the Hunter Medical Research Institute ‘Infertility and Reproduction Program’ at
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, Australia and New Zealand. PhD in History, University of Newcastle Australia This PhD research will be part of a larger Australian Research Council funded project about polio’s history in Australia between
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are funded by an ARC Discovery Project Grant led by Associate Professor Susan Hua with Dr Hayley Stannard (Charles Sturt University) and Associate Professor Joanne Connolly (Charles Sturt University
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PhD Scholarship This project investigates how PKCα inhibition reprograms DMG cell identity and immune visibility using iPSC-derived neural stem models and mouse models, to identify how
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this philanthropic commitment, the university has established a dedicated brain cancer team under the leadership of Prof Michael Fay, that will drive a program of research to improve the lives of people affected by
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PhD Scholarship Building a High-Performance Framework for Female Rugby League: Integrating Physical and Technical Development Across the Pathway PhD Opportunity (National Industry PhD Award) Project
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PhD Scholarship PhD Opportunity in error correction codes for free-space quantum communications. This includes new analysis, design and decoding methods for error correction codes for information
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in clean energy and reducing emissions. The program aims to: Enable Indigenous-led research on clean energy transitions and projects Develop leadership pathways and strengthen the First Nations
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PhD Opportunity This project will involve epidemiologic analysis of Flu-Tracking to explore how symptoms of acute respiratory infection have changed over time, who is most impacted, and where
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PhD Opportunity This project will involve epidemiologic analysis of FluTracking and published data to explore how self-testing and vaccination behaviour have evolved over time and characterise