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an opportunity to contribute to the development of a practical, non-invasive hydration monitoring system with potential impact on athlete performance, worker safety and health technology innovation in Australia
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correction, downscaling, quality control or data fusion. The research will contribute to the Australia-New Zealand Soil Moisture Data Assimilation System (ANZ-SMDAS), a collaborative initiative involving the
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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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PhD Scholarship in Adaptive Soft-Mist Inhaler Technology Job No.: 697546 Location: Clayton campus (Laboratory for Turbulence Research in Aerospace and Combustion (LTRAC)) Employment type: Full-time
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systems must be carefully designed and managed to control water ingress, maintain mine safety, and support productivity. Potential approaches to improving mine water predictions may include the integration
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surface properties can be engineered to control the transport and separation of immiscible fluids. Inspired by emerging advances in structural capillarity and open fluidic systems, this research will
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), experimental design capability across controlled stressor dosing and event-based water exposures, and strong quantitative reasoning and reproducible research practices for PhD-3 and 4: being a systems thinker
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, to undertake your own innovative research in and across the field. During this project, you need to work in domestic and international institutions such as Australia's Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation
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the 2026 Honda Prize. Engineering and IT Subscribe to Newsroom updates Receive News, Research and Experts updates directly to your inbox Subscribe to recieve email updates from Newsroom Name Email Subscribe
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of Jerusalem – Zelman Cowen Academic Initiatives (ZCAI) Joint Project (Modern X-ray detectors based on 2D metal halide perovskites). These projects aim to develop inorganic nanocrystals with controlled size