416 computer-algorithm-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St" positions at RMIT University
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imaging. Within our research program, you will perform grant funded research developing novel algorithms or building new dynamic imaging systems that account for patient motion (breathing, cardiac, etc
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Safety Products, from their Australian manufacturing facilities supporting this exciting R&D project. Receive continuous mentorship from the best in academia and industry. Enjoy a 12-week training program
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According to the BIRS-RMIT program, students will receive a generous scholarship with nominal tuition fees from BITS, plus a full RMIT tuition fee scholarship, and stipend for the duration of your
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example, a Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship or other primary scholarship of similar value; not be in receipt of any other Top-Up scholarship; be available to commence with CSIRO prior to 30 June
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Research scholarship funded by RMIT School of Computing Technologies. The scholarship is for 3 years; there would be a fee waiver and the standard stipend. Research scholarship funded by RMIT School
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In addition to the Industry PhD Program Scholarship of $34,000 pa (GST exempt, indexed annually at 3%), there is an industry top-up component valued at $12,000 pa (not indexed). As such
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by CSIRO Next Generation Graduate Program. Industry-based HDR projects open for Domestic Students in Australia (Citizens and Permanent Residents) at RMIT University in collaboration with Praetorian
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by CSIRO Next Generation Graduate Program. Industry-based HDR projects open for Domestic Students in Australia (Citizens and Permanent Residents) at RMIT University in collaboration with Praetorian
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for students as required by the school and program Participate in school and program-related activities as required by the school and program OUR REQUIREMENTS Master’s Degree in Electronic & Computer Systems
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. The project team is: Prof Alice Payne (RMIT), A/Prof Tiziana Ferrero-Regis (QUT), Dr Zoe Mellick (QUT) and Dr Yassie Samie (RMIT). The ARC Discovery project is a partnership between RMIT Melbourne and QUT