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women. Addressing these impacts is crucial for both public health and economic sustainability. This PhD project aims to explore the broad mental health impacts of physical violence on families across
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) is the most malignant primary brain tumour, representing approximately half of all primary central nervous system malignancies. It is a rapidly developing tumour seen in patients with an average age of
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an area of particular concern with reports of most residents (86%) dispensed an antibiotic at least once. Patients in RACHs are more susceptible to infections than their counterparts living in
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aged 50-74 (AIHW, 2022). While the program is generally considered successful for improving early diagnosis for bowel cancer, and participation rates are improving, they are still deemed suboptimal when
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produces over 300,000 tonnes of spent grain from beer production annually. Each 100 L of beer produced creates approximately 20 kg of wet brewer’s spent grain (BSG). This is currently used as animal feed
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gas is a crucial aspect of the ongoing energy transition, serving as a renewable energy source for industrial processes and a substitute for fossil fuels. Australia, with abundant and cost-effective
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use is the leading preventable contributor of burden of disease and injury for young people. Harmful effects of alcohol use are far-reaching, with consequences for the individual, their family, friends
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(iPhD) is a four-year research training program, focusing on applied research that benefits industry by solving real-world challenges. It aims to produce the next generation of innovation leaders with
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to train new researchers in critical areas and facilitate long-term beneficial interaction between universities, CSIRO, and industry. It is a part of an Australian Government initiative to better translate
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Status: Open Applications open: 1/04/2025 Applications accepted at any time View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information This scholarship is funded by