114 algorithm-"Prof" "NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology" PhD positions in Australia
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component provided by the industry partner a professional development training program. A tuition fee scholarship for four years. Scholarships also include up to $1,500 relocation allowance. Supervisor: Prof
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Recipients must complete their milestone 1 within 6 month of enrolment and remain enrolled on a full-time basis for the duration of the scholarship. Enquiries A/Prof Fei Sim (T.Sim@curtin.edu.au ) Scholarships
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Please contact Prof. Debbie Silvester-Dean (d.silvester-dean@curtin.edu.au ) with any enquiries. Scholarships Email Alert Sign up now
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experience and conceptual background in cellular immunology. Interest or experience in genetics and basic bioinformatics. Experience in tissue culture. To apply, please submit the following documents to Prof
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, electronic, robotic and software engineering skills to develop and evaluate machine vision-based algorithms for automated plant care in a controlled environment with artificial lighting. Relevant tasks will
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Assoc. Prof. Claire Henry. The larger project looks at the regulation of sexual violence in screen media (film, television and video games) and how this has translated to online content. The project will
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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
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selection criteria. Please send a brief (maximum 1 page) expression of interest with your CV and transcripts to Prof. Toby Allen via toby.allen@rmit.edu.au Please send a brief (maximum 1 page) expression of
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will design quantum-safe threshold encryption and/or authentication algorithms. The expected outcome is the design of methods, techniques and their software prototype to implement quantum-safe threshold
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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