11 Environment scholarships at University of Melbourne in PhD

PhD Scholarship - CT and MRI Multimodal Segmentation of the Cochlea and Adjacent Anatomical Structures

inclusive environment for students and staff. The Opportunity Cochlear implant surgery is a well-established therapy that restores hearing of patients with severe to profound hearing loss. It has benefited

PhD position: Cell-scale MRI

the various aspects of the system for the cellular MRI goal. Currently, the integration of all components on a single chip that would allow for easy deployment in biological environments has not yet been

PhD position: Explore research areas

visual arts IT and computer science Discover your graduate research options in IT and Computer Science. Environment Discover your graduate research options in environmental studies. Agricultural and

PhD position: Unmanned aerial and surface vehicles (UAVs and USVs)

. Project goals The objectives of this project are: Study the data-based rapid identification method of landing landmarks to realize the intelligent environment perception of UAV's autonomous landing. A data

PhD position: Green infrastructure and invertebrate communities

of urban environments for people is connected to these diverse and abundant ‘little creatures that run the world’. In this project, we will evaluate the contribution of different Green Stormwater

PhD position: Supplementary PhD Programs

Work in an environment where discovery research meets diagnosis and surveillance Work with experts in infectious diseases, epidemiology, genomics and more. The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and

PhD position: New alloy design approach for Mg alloys

applications where their low density is critical to save energy and protect the environment by reducing CO2 emissions. The formability, yield strength and tension compression yield strength asymmetry of wrought

PhD position: Interdisciplinary research programs

Interdisciplinary research programs We offer a wide range of interdisciplinary research opportunities that foster a collaborative and dynamic research environment. Our initiatives give graduate

PhD position: Identification and characterization of microRNAs essential for the development and fitness of chemoresistant acute myeloid leukemia

into two research environments. Dr Lev Kats at the University of Melbourne will contribute their expertise in mouse models and anlaysis of drug resistance mechanisms. Associate Professor Leonardo Salmena

PhD position: Visualising the dynamics of horizontal gene transfer during bacterial conjugation

-Universität, and will spend a minimum of 12 months at UoM. The PhD candidate will benefit from the combined expertise of the project supervisors, and the embedding into two research environments. Dr Debnath