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In fishes, the ability to detect, perceive and react to water-soluble odorants (chemoreception) is critical for survival; olfactory (smell) and gustatory (taste) receptors mediate a range of important behaviours, including locating prey and reproductive partners, avoiding predation, social...
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Scholarship code: SRS-24012 The CSIRO Industry PhD Program (iPhD) is a four-year research training program, focusing on applied research that benefits industry by solving real-world challenges. It
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Background Expression of Interest Scholarship code: SRS-24009 La Trobe University and Loddon Mallee Shared Services are partnering to offer a PhD scholarship for three and a half years for an allied
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La Trobe University is offering a graduate research scholarship for a student to undertake a joint PhD with Bayreuth University, Germany. Applications for this scholarship are now open to Australian
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topic related to the disciplines of psychology and/or public health at PhD or Masters by research level. The scholarship package includes a Research Training Program scholarship and additional Dennis
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La Trobe University is offering graduate research scholarships for students to undertake a joint PhD with Sheffield Hallam University, UK in the newly established Global Security and Society
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La Trobe University is offering a graduate research scholarship for students to undertake a joint PhD with IIT Kanpur, India. The IIT Kanpur-La Trobe University Research Academy is a globally
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Scholarship code: SRS-24014 This inaugural Industry PhD scholarship with the Department of Health and La Trobe University will be awarded to an outstanding Maternal and Child Health (MCH) nurse
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researchers applying for a PhD project. Apply now to join our vibrant research community. View our list of available PhD projects here . Applications are now open to Australian or New Zealand citizens (domestic
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applications from researchers who have an interest in this area. The scholarship will offer a generous stipend and tuition fee scholarship for a financially disadvantaged graduate researcher to support their PhD