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Status: Open Applications open: 25/11/2024 Applications accepted at any time View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information The CSIRO Industry PhD Program
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, for up to a maximum of 3.5 years and Tuition Fees offset support. Scholarship Details Maximum number awarded 1 Eligible courses Any student eligible to study a PhD focused on Chemical Engineering
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collaborator, Kurloo, based in Brisbane, Australia and be involved in the commercialisation pathway for the research outcomes. Useful Information CSIRO industry PhD project description 8558.pdf Scholarships
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of the STAMP RSV Program, supported by the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation. The PhD candidate will play an important role in developing models of RSV transmission and vaccination efficacy to inform
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an ARC Discovery Project in conjunction with support from Curtin University. The purpose of the scholarship is to support a PhD student to carry out research in quantum collision theory. Currently
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Council) PhD scholarships are funded via the ARC discovery project “Modelling, Design and Development of a Novel Wave-Energy Converter”. The purpose of these scholarships is to support outstanding students
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) implement the COMPAS survey across two waves at St John Ambulance, (c) develop a predictive algorithm that can predict suicidal intentions and behaviours 12 months later, (c) use the algorithm to stratify
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. This PhD project, partnering with the Inclusive Design Collective on the ARC funded mid-career industry fellowship (IM240100147), investigates how people with disability navigated digital platforms during
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to study a PhD focused on Chemical Engineering or other relevant fields, e.g. Material Science & Engineering. Eligibility criteria Applicants are required to: Full-time enrolment Show the capacity to carry
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novel opportunity to automate and improve the frailty assessment process, aiming for greater consistency and predictive accuracy. Aims i) Develop a deep learning algorithm to autonomously detect and