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Lucey, and AIML Chief Scientist, Prof Anton van den Hengel, their research team, and CommBank representatives to publish high-impact research and develop innovative AI solutions for the financial sector
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. The Fellow will work with the research team in developing a robust plan and supporting the timely development of research papers and reports. They will also be directly involved with developing and delivering
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This PhD scholarship is funded by an Australian Research Council Industry Fellowship grant. It is a 3.5-year research training program. The ARC Industry Fellowship program aims to develop a strong
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Wildlife Crime Research Hub as part of the ARC Industry Laureate Fellowship program, Combatting Wildlife Crime and Preventing Environmental Harm at one of Australia’s leading research institutions
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responders and operational risk assessment regarding skin decontamination and will build on a program of work focused on dermal exposure to chemicals. To be successful you will need: Completion of a PhD in
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characterization. Expertise in the development and application of in-situ or operando techniques to investigate interfacial phenomena at the molecular or atomic scale is essential. The role requires an individual
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Capability is a $250 million enterprise powered by UoA and UNSW, with funding from the Australian Government through the Trailblazer Universities Program, as well as university and industry partners. Our
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Technology (SET) This position plays a vital role in developing advanced theoretical tools and models for superconducting quantum materials research, contributing to leading-edge defence-related technologies
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. The successful candidate will be based at the University’s School of Agriculture, Food and Wine, providing a supportive environment that fosters cross-disciplinary learning, professional development, and
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molecular genetics supporting the Grains Research and Development Corporation funded Weed Management Initiative under the supervision of Professor Christopher Preston at the University of Adelaide. As a