84 computer-algorithm-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St" PhD positions at RMIT University in Australia
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based quantum computers in Australia PhD Scholarship in Quantum Diamond Synthesis, supporting a Linkage Project between Quantum Brilliance, RMIT University and La Trobe Universities. The goal
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and verbal communication skills Strong computational, programming, algorithms, and data analysis skills Outstanding research skills Capacity to work independently and as a part of a team Applicants with
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their immunity may underlie long-term complications such as long COVID-19. Co-supervised by Prof. Katie Flanagan (Launceston General Hospital). COVID-19 and the development of autoimmunity: This project compares
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computer vision and machine learning methods and adapt new algorithms to automate inspection procedures of PV plants. Given the data captured by a remotely operated drone, we first investigate the required
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students may be considered subject to the approval of the Fight Food Waste CRC High quality applicants with relevant background to email their Resume and Application letter to Associate Prof Asgar Farahnaky
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), Be an Australian resident or citizen or meet English requirements of the University Interested candidates are to contact Dr. Veluswamy (Ganesh.Veluswamy@rmit.edu.au ) and Prof. Kalpit (kalpit.shah
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interdisciplinary setting including immunologists, clinicians and, bioinformaticians and biologists. Experience in tissue culture. To apply, please submit the following documents to Prof. Magdalena Plenbanski and Dr
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You will explore the nature of metal corrosion inhibitor interactions through advanced molecular modelling and integrate this understanding into the formulation of evolutionary algorithms
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and Honour’s or Master’s. Desirable criteria: Practical experience and conceptual background in cellular immunology. Experience in tissue culture. To apply, please submit the following documents to Prof
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, the main leaving ligands and the major site of action, using for the first time, synchrotron μ-XAS and XFM and vibrational spectroscopic (VS) microscopy in the lead laboratory of Prof. Lay (USyd) in