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Flagstaff Partners Award in Science and Engineering The Flagstaff Partners Award in Science and Engineering recognises academic achievement and capacity in a talented Honours or Masters student who
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research was fundamental, rather than applied. As a scientist, my findings enabled researchers to better understand their reactions, and engineers to build better products and processes. For example, I
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research experience in the field of either Mechanical Engineering or Materials Science and Engineering. Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of the team. Demonstrated time and project
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thought leaders – encouraging collaboration between the disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics to tackle complex problems. Melbourne Connect also houses the new Science Gallery
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Law Discover your graduate research options in law. Arts, humanities and social sciences Discover your graduate research options in arts, humanities and social sciences. Engineering Discover your
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-based optimization design framework is proposed to solve the problem of UAV-USV cooperative control. Develop data-driven optimization technology to solve the control problem of UAV and USV under uncertain
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research experience in the field of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and Mechanical Engineering. Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of the team. Demonstrated time and project management
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deliberately false online communications. It draws on interdisciplinary expertise from researchers in medicine and health sciences (MDHS), humanities and social sciences (Arts) and technology (FEIT). False and
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biomedical engineering. Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of the team. Demonstrated time and project management skills. Demonstrated ability to write research reports or other publications
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the individual PhD Programs Biomedical Engineering Innovation PhD Program The Biomedical Engineering Innovation PhD Program is a multidisciplinary research training initiative. It is a supplementary learning