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, directed by Professor Muhammad Usman, is home to a range of innovative tools and projects – including developing applications of quantum computing Brisbane 2032 Olympics Games, National Quantum Computing
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-time Duration: 3.5-year fixed-term appointment Remuneration: $41,000 p/a Principal Supervisor(s): Associate Professor Emily M. Gray Associate Supervisor(s):Professor Jacqueline Ullman (Western Sydney
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not required but will be an advantage Applications Please submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to Associate Professor Amin Sakzad [email protected] EOIs should include the following attachments
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Cabrini/Monash Nursing and Midwifery PhD Scholarship Program – The Peter Meese Cabrini Oncology Nursing PhD Scholarship Job No.: 690199 Location: To be confirmed (Clayton/Malvern) Employment Type
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scholarship name under Research Program Funding of the application. Select Professor Jo Lindsay as the proposed main supervisor (final supervision arrangements to be confirmed upon appointment). Application
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Vakhitova, and Associate Professor Matteo Vergani. The project will establish Australia’s first national longitudinal cohort study of the drivers and consequences of Islamophobia. It will examine
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diverse cultural contexts] Job No.: 698720 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: 3.5 years fixed-term appointment Supervisory Team: Lead Supervisor - Associate Professor Matthew
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opportunity to work at the intersection of quantum computing and artificial intelligence – two most fascinating fields of research. The PhD candidate will be supervised by world-leading quantum computing expert
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requirements (number of qubits, gates, etc) for quantum circuit execution. The Scalable Quantum Systems Lab, directed by Professor Muhammad Usman, is home to a range of innovative tools and projects – including
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of quantum computers. The Scalable Quantum Systems Lab, directed by Professor Muhammad Usman, is home to a range of innovative tools and projects – including developing applications of quantum computing