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AI PhD Scholarship - Opportunity: Foundation Models for Brain Data Job No.: 696618 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: The scholarship may be held for up to 3.5 years
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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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the next generation of personalised AI health coaching systems. Students will join a multidisciplinary PhD cohort spanning health, behavioural science, artificial intelligence, data science, and digital
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, and time intensity of traditional site assessments to prioritise context-specific solutions. In data-scarce environments, targeted critical urban water services infrastructure offers a scalable strategy
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standard, will also be considered. • Applicants who already hold a PhD are not eligible. Degree Information • E8009.1 - Doctor of Philosophy (Monash - Bayreuth) Application Information Send a copy of your CV
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detailed linguistic research on how Blind and Low Vision people interact with digital navigational technologies and incorporate multimodal information into their navigational frame of reference. Drawing
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candidates for PhD study in the Department of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at the Faculty of IT, Monash University. As part of this scholarship, the successful candidate will develop novel
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testing and assessment of device-assisted aerosol delivery under clinically relevant operating conditions. Data processing, image analysis, uncertainty assessment and experimental interpretation using
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contact Grace O’Donohue ([email protected] ) for further information regarding the project, scholarship details and application process. Application Close Date: Sunday 04/10/2026 11:55pm AEST
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infrastructure, public safety and smart environments. The successful candidate will be supervised by Dr Deval Mehta within the Department of Data Science & AI, Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University