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, in the Faculty of Business & Law at Curtin University, is seeking one (1) doctoral applicant (PhD) to join an Australian Research Council [ARC] Discovery Project, namely: Optimizing Benefits
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Development of auxetic structures for optimal orthopaedic implant / bone integration 3 Minute read This PhD project will be based at the University of Melbourne with a 12-month stay at Shanghai Jiao
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@rmit.edu.au Please send your CV to akram.hourani@rmit.edu.au Required Skills: Programming and simulation: strong experience in Python or MATLAB. Mathematical modelling: probability, optimization, or multi-agent
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Optimizing a 3D microfluidic IVD model to study cell responses to wear particles, refining culture conditions, and analysing cytotoxic and inflammatory mechanisms. Optimizing a 3D microfluidic IVD
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the structure present in food systems dictates functional aspects such as digestion and release of nutrients. Working alongside other postdocs and students focused more on biological aspects of these processes
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to simulate sewer networks as dynamic systems, targeting ≥90% modelling accuracy. Train an explainable decision-making agent to optimize interventions (e.g., pipe upgrades), balancing cost, equity, and
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the optimal habitat reconstruction for declining bird species, how to best engage community and landholders in the recovery effort, and priority species-specific objectives for guiding restoration actions and
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, and friendliness. The ARC Industrial Transformation Training Centre for Optimal Ageing and Monash University The successful candidate will be a member of the Industrial Transformation Training Centre
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into neural networks. PINNs can model real-world signals with sparse, non-uniform, and noisy data. A key question is determining the optimal method for integrating physical priors into neural networks
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opportunities including: (a) the development and optimization of innovative processing protocols for copper sulfide ores, especially those which have previously been considered too difficult to process; (b