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Australian adults experience these financial support systems. These insights will be utilised to co-design a navigation support model that can assist individuals in accessing and engaging with these systems
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binding. The project provides opportunities for training in advanced lipid design, lipid nanoparticle formulation and characterization, and RNA delivery assays, supported by NSW‑RRTN development programs
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for Social Impact), and will join a research group with established programs in autism, neurodiversity-inclusive design, and employment research, including several researchers with lived experience
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The successful candidate will design, fabricate, and characterise wearable and/or biosensor devices for physiological or biomolecular sensing. Depending on the candidate's interests and background, the project may
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that can influence this efficiency. This project aligns with the priority of sustainable development and the University of Newcastle’s strategic plan to further support next generation resources and growing
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fit. The candidate will co-design and evaluate an AI coaching system that uses wearable-derived physical activity and sleep data to generate personalised, just-in-time support, including scalable sleep
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research designs and common statistical approaches would also be advantageous. Given the translational and industry-embedded nature of the project, the successful applicant should demonstrate strong
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interest or experience in human factors, user-centred design, digital health or health services research. Desirable: experience with qualitative or mixed methods or working in clinical or health service
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– University of NSW Dr David Foxe - University of Sydney Prof Linda Clare (University of Exeter, UK) PhD options The early stages of the GREAT for PPA project involves co-design and implementation planning
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PhD Scholarship This project aims to develop a novel computational framework for design of stretchable mechanical structures with tailored, exceptional performance. Project outline: This project