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information. The opportunity The SKA-Low project is part of the SKA Observatory’s global effort to build the world’s largest and most advanced radio telescope. In Australia, SKA-Low is being developed
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these challenges, calling for the development of responsible AI systems that are transparent, trustworthy, and aligned with human values in educational contexts. This PhD project aims to design, develop, and
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School offers undergraduate majors in computer science, information systems, data science and software development within its flagship Bachelor of Advanced Computing degree and combined degree programs
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these issues is critical for building trustworthy multimodal AI systems. Research Objectives The goal of this PhD project is to develop scalable Bayesian uncertainty estimation frameworks for single- and multi
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This project develops quantum-AI tools to optimise urban hydroponic food systems and evaluate their therapeutic impact on student well-being. The expected outcome is to create quantum-reinforced AI
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fabrication facilities as well as high performance computing (HPC) facilities at QUT. PhD2: Pore-network modelling of reactive transport As a PhD student, you will develop efficient pore-network modelling
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algorithms for computing MML solutions beyond the one-dimensional case. Extend existing dynamic programming approaches to higher-dimensional problems or develop novel approximation methods that preserve
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formula is true or false (EXPTIME vs NP). Can we develop and implement efficient algorithms for this problem? This problem has been attacked using multiple different methods for the past 40 years, without
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developed and implemented such methods for a plethora of non-classical logics [2]. But how can we guarantee that the implementation is faithful to the theory? Indeed, how can we be sure that we have not made
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cryptography, quantum algorithms and cryptography, foundational theory and mathematics, and the design and analysis of cryptographic primitives and protocols, contributing to high-impact research outcomes and