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into secondary schools, and identify ways to support teachers to engage with AI technologies in their classrooms. The main part of the project (led by Neil Selwyn, Michael Phillips, Jo Blannin and Carlo Perrotta
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Requirements Applicants must have completed a relevant chemistry or engineering degree (Honours/Master degree) at a high level (HD1 or equivalent). They are familiar with macromolecular synthesis and basic
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completed a relevant chemistry or engineering degree (Honours/Master degree) at a high level (HD1 or equivalent). Ideally, they are familiar with macromolecular synthesis and basic characterising tools (e.g
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masters or honours year to meet the selection requirements into the doctoral program (see Monash University PhD entry requirements ) Be enrolling full time and on campus Not already hold a PhD Aboriginal
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), with a significant research component and with first-class honours/H1 awarded. Candidates are advised to discuss their experience with prior research projects (e.g., Masters thesis) including the methods
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outcomes, skilled workforce, technology and partnerships to improve human health locally and globally. Supervisory team The principal supervisors will be Professor Dan Lubman AM , Professor Victoria Manning
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Bachelors H1 Honours Degree or already hold an H1E Bachelors and/or Masters degree. Candidates who are in the process of completing their H1 degree will be considered. Masters by Engineering Science (Research
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globally. Supervisory team The principal supervisor will be Associate Professor Shalini Arunogiri . Co-supervisors will be dependent on the project focus, and may include supervisors at Turning Point and/or
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The principal supervisors will be Dr Rowan Ogeil and Dr Bosco Rowland . Dr Ogeil is a Senior Research Fellow at Monash University, and the Strategic Lead of the National Addiction and Mental Health Surveillance
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to improve human health locally and globally. Supervisory team The principal supervisor will be Dr Jasmin Grigg . Dr Grigg is a Research Fellow in Addiction Studies at Monash University and Turning Point. Her