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qualifications in psychology, human factors, artificial intelligence, human computer interaction, or a discipline that could shed light on individual and team dynamics within the context of command and control
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at electrified aqueous–hydrophobic interfaces, study enantiospecific interactions and forces, develop the next generation of chiral polymeric coatings, and explore poorly understood forms of mass transport
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will be required to enrol in a Curtin University Doctoral program on a full-time basis for 4-years. Student type Future Students Faculties and centres Faculty of Business and Law Course type Higher
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welcomed on accessibility, digital communication, mis/disinformation, online communities, and digital activism. Student type Current Students Future Students Faculties and centres Faculty of Humanities
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Group (HSRG) situated in the School of Electrical Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Sciences (EECMS) at Curtin University, which is equipped with an array of world-class research equipment and
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to three years of study (with the potential for extension) Scholarship Details Maximum number awarded 1 Eligible courses The successful candidate must enrol into a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program
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an ARC Linkage Project focused on developing an autonomous system for detecting and quantifying structural damage in infrastructures (e.g., bridges, grain silos) using computer vision, digital twins, and
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will consist of an evaluation and exploration of the Department of Health's Bowel Cancer Screening Program (BCSP) in Western Australia. Participation in the WA program from 2019-2020 was 43.2% for adults
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underwater communications is necessary. Conventional approaches in underwater communications only develop fixed models based on human knowledge or understanding which cannot fully cover the highly dynamic and
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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