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PhD Scholarship Develop AI and machine learning models to guide real-time, personalised treatment of paediatric brain cancer using multiomics and clinical data, within the internationally
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applied mathematical modelling machine learning multi-fidelity modelling numerical methods. Demonstrated programming ability (MATLAB/Python/C++) and enthusiasm to learn PyTorch. Previous experience in one
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PhD Scholarship Opportunity - Processing intelligence for green metals using in situ X-ray characterisation and machine learning Job No.: 693787 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time
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. The research combines robotics, computer vision, artificial intelligence, machine learning, control systems, and medical robotics to solve one of the most challenging problems in modern automation. Project
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be used to combine these datasets while accounting for their different spatial scales, uncertainties and sampling frequencies. Machine-learning methods may also be explored for retrieval, bias
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applicants with a background or experience in: • Computational chemistry • Materials simulation • Scientific machine learning / AI • Molecular dynamics or DFT • Materials science or a related discipline
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with one of the following doctoral research projects. 1. AI-Aided Site Reconnaissance and Rapid Assessments for Settlement Upgrading How can spatial analytics, remote sensing, and machine learning models
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check the minimum entry requirements for the PhD . Applicants must also satisfy Monash’s English Language Proficiency requirements; Demonstrate knowledge of machine learning, medical image analysis
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experience, deemed equivalent by the GRC (or delegate). The ideal PhD candidate will have: A strong background in machine learning, deep learning, and signal processing Proficiency in Python and machine
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should ideally have experience in: Essential Deep learning and machine learning Computer vision Python programming PyTorch or TensorFlow Strong mathematical and analytical skills Desirable Video