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on video ethnography and multimodal communication they will explore real-world navigational experiences, supplemented with interviews and focus groups with Blind and Low Vision people to gain insight
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MJLEH PhD Scholarship in Japanese Language Education and Cultural Literacy Job No.: 696798 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 3.5 years fixed-term appointment Remuneration
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. The project will be conducted with Muslim community and industry partners, and government. The PhD candidate will have the opportunity to work on different aspects of the project and will receive excellent
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language models and continuous wearable data now make genuinely personalised, context-aware coaching feasible for the first time, while raising real questions about safety, equity, engagement, and cultural
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environmental and community settings. Urban Water Engineering, Water-Sensitive Urban Design, Environmental Technology, Water Quality 3. Social and Institutional Frameworks for Upscaling Participatory Design What
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. The research will cover topics including: Human-AI interaction and trustworthy AI Intelligent wearables and multimodal sensing Culturally adaptive AI for behaviour change Translation into real-world community
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, health, (mis)communications, geographies, creative practices, policies and institutions - are shaping and being shaped by AI. Research in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS), is more critical
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Successful applicants will also demonstrate: • Excellent academic and research capability • Strong written and verbal English communication skills • Strong problem-solving and communication skills
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candidature. ● Gain hands-on experience using world-class research facilities and pilot-scale equipment. ● Build transferable skills in project management, communication, collaboration, and stakeholder
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Bould’s established work in animal-assisted activities, such as: Dog Buddies : A program using dog-walking to foster community inclusion for people with cognitive disabilities. Pets and People Program