28 algorithm-development-"DIFFER" PhD positions at Queensland University of Technology
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, hyperspectral imaging provides an opportunity to develop fast and non-invasive methods of detecting plant diseases and potentially discriminating between different disease types (e.g. virus, fungus, bacteria
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will collect and analyse clinical, demographic, diet, and lifestyle data to identify modifiable predictors and stratify patients by malnutrition risk, supporting the development of targeted, personalised
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will be expected to work closely with the supervisory team and RACQ to co-develop a research proposal not have had any serious road safety offences in the previous 10 years, or any charges currently
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. The candidate will work closely with the CIs, post doc and PhD (machine learning) candidate, to develop choreographic structures used to generate movement and interaction capabilities that will define human-robot
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burden. This PhD project will be part of or augment a larger NHMRC Investigator Grant project ('Better feet, better lives') that aims to develop better predictive models that help identify people with
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) use computer vision/machine learning to quantity athlete performance. Develop new computer vision/machine learning methods to enable measurement of sports performance. Research program would make use
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Research Training Program (RTP) Fee-Offset a four-year project expense and development package of $13,000 per annum a three-month industry engagement component with Xcel Sodium a structured professional
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, the student will have the opportunity to contribute to the development of novel biocontrol tools for the control of medically important mosquitoes in Australia. The project will suit candidates with interests
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-year research project on generative AI and academic research develop a research proposal that responds to and aligns with the scholarship topic and articulates the contribution your research will make
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focuses on developing the first-ever closed-loop cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) feedback device. The device uses non-invasive sensors to measure blood oxygenation in the brain and tells the CPR