31 phd-rehabilitation-engineering-computer-science PhD scholarships at University of Adelaide in Australia
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). No extensions shall be considered. Eligibility To be eligible for the Scholarships, applicants must be: Commencing a full-time Doctor of Philosophy program in engineering at the University of Adelaide
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open to Australian citizens who can meet the requirements for PhD admission at the University of Adelaide, and who can demonstrate suitable experience in Mathematics, Physics and/or Computer Science
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research papers. Program overview The successful candidate will receive: Admission to a PhD program at the University of Adelaide; A University of Adelaide Research Scholarship for 3.75 years, paid
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approval. Enquiries: Dr. Chao Ye and Dr. Zhixiao Xu School of Chemical Engineering / Discipline of Materials Engineering Email: chao.ye@adelaide.edu.au ; zhixiao.xu@adelaide.edu.au Expression of interest
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addition to debits, credits can be obtained. The research performed under this internship by an Electrical/Power Engineering or Computer Science PhD student will relate to this reform, specifically investigation
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to be tax exempt, subject to Taxation Office approval. Enquiries: Contacts: Associate Professor Jianfeng Mao and Dr Jingxiu Wang School of Chemical Engineering / Discipline of Materials Engineering
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The Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML) offers new PhD scholarship opportunities in Industrial AI. These full-time scholarships support students undertaking their PhDs in AI and machine
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established by Adelaide Park Lands Association to provide a PhD student an opportunity to undertake research in the field(s) of social sciences, history, sociology, politics (EXPLORE and PROTECT project streams
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the Division of Research and Innovation as part of the co-investment from the University of Adelaide. This program will support nine full-time PhD students commencing studies from 2025 to 2027. In 2025, we
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This PhD research scholarship (Learning Lessons from Drug Resistance to Tackle Herbicide Resistance) is funded by the Australian Research Council to support a full-time PhD student to undertake