53 phd-rehabilitation-engineering-computer-science PhD positions at Curtin University
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project within an NHMRC-funded program focused on dementia research. Using a systems biology framework, the project will integrate genomic and lifestyle data to identify key molecular pathways and risk
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available in the Centre of Infrastructural Monitoring and Protection (CIMP), School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering at Curtin University, Australia. The successful candidate will work with Dr Haoran Zuo
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Faculty of Science & Engineering Science courses Course type Higher Degree by Research Citizenship Australian Citizen Australian Permanent Resident New Zealand Citizen International Student Scholarship base
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Status: Open Applications open: 23/06/2025 Applications accepted at any time View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information This PhD scholarship supports a
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advertises on Earthworks website. https://www.earthworks-jobs.com/mj?id=10302 Student type Current Students Future Students Faculties and centres Faculty of Science & Engineering Science courses Course type
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of Humanities Faculty of Science & Engineering Science courses Engineering courses Western Australian School of Mines (WASM) Course type Higher Degree by Research Citizenship Australian Citizen Australian
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for an outstanding PhD scholar in soil science and restoration ecology. This PhD project will look at cost-effective methods for monitoring soil carbon sequestration in biodiverse plantings, concurrent with soil
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Institute (NDRI) in the Faculty of Health Sciences at Curtin University invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified candidates for a fully funded PhD scholarship in qualitative research about
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qualifications that align with the discipline they will research, as well as meet the requirements for entry into the Curtin doctoral program. For entry into the Curtin HDR programs that attract a Stipend: PhD
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that proposes a new cementation technology that has the potential to massively reduce CO2 emission from construction. By emulating nature’s way of building edifices such as corals, stromatolites, and