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PhD Scholarship opportunity: Applied Economics on Patient-Centred Evaluation of medical devices (PACE) Job No.: 689544 Location: Caulfield campus Centre for Health Economics, Monash University
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supported PhD scholarship at Monash University to undertake innovative research in the development, implementation and evaluation of living clinical practice guidelines in rheumatology. Based within
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fit. The candidate will co-design and evaluate an AI coaching system that uses wearable-derived physical activity and sleep data to generate personalised, just-in-time support, including scalable sleep
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of the financial details section. About the scholarship This PhD project will explore how patient flow is best modelled and evaluated within complex hospital systems. The project will apply advanced statistical
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monitoring capability that combines ground-based GNSS sensing, satellite observations, modelling and advanced data integration to support improved agricultural water management. Develop and evaluate GNSS-IR
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: Experimental evaluation of biomarker behaviour under differing rehydration strategies (i.e. water-only versus electrolyte-supported rehydration). Data analysis and classification framework Data collected across
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, and experiments on a robotic retinal surgery platform. Evaluate the accuracy, robustness, and real-time performance of the proposed navigation framework for autonomous retinal microsurgery. Expected
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agents for the imaging of solid tumours. Project Overview The successful candidate will contribute to the design, synthesis, and evaluation of innovative tumour-targeting contrast agents for applications
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theories. Evaluate the prospects for water world habitability. Project 2: Modelling Focused This project will focus on developing atmospheric models for ‘sub-Neptunes’ (planets intermediate in size between
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to develop a PPA-specific version of GREAT. Later stages will involve pilot testing of the adapted program and evaluation of its feasibility, acceptability, and clinical relevance. Depending