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be in support of a project to develop and demonstrate micro-scale intracranial probes to sense the extremely small magnetic fields resulting from the currents flowing along nerve cells due to brain
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. This fellowship offers a unique opportunity for an early-career scholar to develop a strong research profile while contributing to Australia's public and policy conversations on China. Eligible applicants with a
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will include: Research: Develop and contribute to a high-impact infectious disease epidemiology research program, conduct and publish high-quality research, seek and manage competitive research funding
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adversarial learning. Working on an exciting research project focused on developing continual and robust VLMs, you will investigate novel approaches to continual learning, model pre-training and post-training
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focused on the development and application of recycled and waste-derived materials for advanced engineering systems. The role will emphasise computational modelling, simulation, and data-driven approaches
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MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY - SYDNEY AUSTRALIA | North Ryde, New South Wales | Australia | about 1 month ago
candidate will contribute to developing sustainable urban greening solutions and investigating the functional responses of Australian native plants to environmental change. The research combines field
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will have opportunities to participate in synchrotron and national-facility experiments and to help translate discovery and prototype development into meaningful clean-energy impact whilst contributing
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sustainable urban greening, plant functional ecology, ecophysiology and plant-water relations. The successful candidate will contribute to developing sustainable urban greening solutions and investigating
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her team with the NHMRC funded Synergy grant. The Synergy Grant aims "to carry out world-leading cross-disciplinary research integrating health literacy with health AI technology development and
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challenges. Working within a collaborative, inclusive and high-performing research environment, you will help advance process modelling, soft sensor development, process control and comminution technologies