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PhD Scholarship - Misogyny, the Manosphere and Digital Cultures of Harm, Australian Research Council of Excellence for the Elimination of Violence Against Women Job No.: 695672 Location: Clayton
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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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activity, sleep and health behaviour change Project Description: Digital behaviour change tools reach large populations cheaply, but most deliver generic advice and lose their users within weeks. Large
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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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surveillance with state-of-the-art systematic review methods, GRADE methodology and digital guideline platforms, living guidelines ensure that clinical recommendations remain current as new evidence emerges
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in institutions, digital humanities, intimate and personal relationships with AI, environmental impact, and broader questions related to ethics and governance. This creates an urgent need
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digital repression. Drawing on emerging interdisciplinary research, the project will examine how misogynistic norms and beliefs intersect with violent narratives online and their role in broader socio
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Irish studies Children’s and YA literature Digital literary studies Shakespeare, including the texts as works of performance Monash University is the largest university in Australia and regularly ranks in
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of the National Infrastructure for federated learNing in DigitAl health (NINA), a national initiative aimed at advancing privacy-preserving AI infrastructure and analytics for healthcare across
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mobilisation, extremist misogyny and violence-supportive discourse, and examine how these narratives emerge, spread, and intensify across digital environments. The successful applicant may examine such questions