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an important part of a Monash AI institute collaboration between the Arts and IT faculties around technology for orientation and mobility for Blind and Low Vision people. The PhD project will undertake
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. Expected outcomes include high-impact publications in leading robotics and medical engineering journals, opportunities to collaborate with international academic and industry partners, and the development
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engineeringBiological sciences » Laboratory animal scienceYears of Research Experience1 - 4 Additional Information Benefits The opportunity to work in a highly collaborative environment within the Centre for Cancer
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campus . About This Opportunity Join a visionary, collaborative and purpose-driven research team investigating the relationship between Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and neurodegeneration through a newly
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collaboration from Monash Health. The research spans biomedical fluid mechanics, aerosol science, experimental fluid mechanics, medical-device engineering, respiratory drug delivery and translational MedTech. It
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with experience in PhD student co-supervision and benefit from full access to state-of-the-art facilities and our strong international network of collaborators. You will be living in Adelaide, which has
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behaviour, distribution, and management of perchlorate across Australia. Whilst primarily based at Flinders University, candidates will work collaboratively with the Energetic Materials Research Network
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rate, pro-rata) About the Monash–Bayreuth Joint PhD Program The Doctor of Philosophy (Monash – Bayreuth) is an elite, international double-degree doctoral program delivered through a collaborative
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conferences, workshops, and collaborative visits. Each student will also be entitled to a relocation allowance of up to $1500. Project 1: Observation Focused Current models predict that water worlds should
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collaboration with clinicians, researchers, people with lived experience of PPA, family members, and service stakeholders. It is funded by a Dementia Australia Research Foundation – Gray Family Foundation