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-assisted soft-mist inhaler for patients who cannot reliably use conventional inhalers because of weak or irregular breathing. Many inhalers depend on the patient generating sufficient inspiratory flow and
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independently, as well as part of a team; Have the ability to plan, organise, manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines; Have analytical thinking, data analysis and critical problem-solving skills; and Be enrolled
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and Evidence-to-Decision frameworks · Use and evaluation of digital guideline platforms (MAGICapp) · Implementation science and knowledge translation in rheumatology
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investigate the scientific, technical and institutional innovations required to enable large-scale impact. Successful candidates will join the Transforming Cities Hub at Monash University and work within an
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. The student will gain hands‑on experience with plasma science, reactor design, chemical analysis, and renewable‑energy technologies. It’s an opportunity to contribute to real‑world climate solutions while
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social media and online platforms. The project will use natural language processing (NLP), large language models (LLMs), and network analysis to identify coordinated harassment, anti-gender equality
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of the candidature Up to $1,265 AUD from Monash Graduate Research Office as a one-off travel grant Top-up government scholarship $7,135 AUD per annum Travel support of $2,000 AUD per year to attend and present
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structures amplify or sustain these discourses? What role do influencers, content creators and platform economies play in shaping and sustaining manosphere narratives? How are feelings of economic insecurity
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, and improve energy density and cycling performance. Polymer electrolytes for solid-state metal batteries Design and synthesis of novel solid polymer electrolytes. Improving interfacial stability
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analysis, modelling & simulation and policy evaluation. The candidate will work under the supervision of Associate Professor Rohan Sweeney and Dr. Maame Esi Woode and other researchers at the Centre