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are looking for a self-motivated PhD candidate with excellent organisation, problem-solving and project management skills. The ideal candidate will have a background in either psychology, neuroscience, medicine
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' performance and reduce the risk of injury. The project's emphasis on understanding the neural mechanisms of motor imagery will contribute to the broader field of neuroscience, offering new insights into brain
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the project. To provide the student with industry experience and to ensure the research impact of this PhD, support from industry partners including Ad Council Australia and AMI will also be sought
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that the candidate receives high-quality guidance to enable successful completion of the workplan. This is a novel and impactful PhD, which, will enhance the reputation of the school and university. An internship may
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of cognitive decline and dementia risk. The evidence on the capacity of SO to predict future risk of cognitive decline and dementia is lacking. This PhD aims to investigate in two large, independent longitudinal