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relativistic quantum information (RQI). This highly challenging PhD experience will offer you the chance to work on world-class research combining quantum information theory with key aspects of quantum field
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restrictions in place, Australian citizens and permanent residents will have an easier time meeting this requirement). This PhD project is open to candidates who demonstrate an exceptionally high aptitude
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PhD Scholarship in Quantum Diamond Synthesis, supporting a Linkage Project between Quantum Brilliance, RMIT University and La Trobe Universities. The goal of the project is to help develop diamond
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quantum properties of the fabricated samples will be investigated using state-of-the-art research facilities available at RMIT. Two scholarships are available: one will focus on experiments, and one
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Fluorescent colour centres in diamonds are at the heart of many emerging quantum sensing technologies, which are used in applications ranging from biomedicine to defence. This project aims
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This project is aimed at developing platforms to provide security in the post-quantum era. The project aims to incorporate quantum technologies, including quantum machine learning and quantum
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scholarship conditions. The value of the scholarship will be indicated in the letter of offer and may comprise one or both of the following: The Data61 PhD Scholarship which comprises a full stipend set at a
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Industry-based HDR project open for Domestic Students in Australia (Citizens and Permanent Residents) at RMIT University in collaboration with Consunet Pty Ltd. The scholarship is supported by the CSIRO Next Generation Graduate Program. Industry-based HDR project open for Domestic Students in...
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The project will involve critical analysis of existing academic literature, participatory and co-design with users, development of novel technology prototypes, and evaluation using qualitative and quantitative methods. Expected outcomes include new knowledge on designing for technology-supported...
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application for admission to the PhD (Applied Physics) program. Ideally, candidates would have a background in optics, condensed matter, and quantum physics. Additionally, some understanding of programming is