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PhD Scholarship Develop GNSS-IR methods and integrate GNSS-derived observations with satellite data and land surface models through data assimilation to deliver accurate, high-resolution soil
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culture, protein work, microscopy) and relevant area(s) A strong interest in oncology, tumour biology, pancreatic cancer, cell biology, molecular mechanisms, imaging A willingness to work with animal models
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conferences Eligibility criteria An undergraduate degree in biomedical engineering, chemistry, biochemistry or equivalent Demonstrated research experience in relevant area(s) An interest in cancer therapy and
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experience in the area of imaging, materials characterisation, physics, engineering, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, advanced manufacturing, or related fields.
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, publications, and conference attendance. Second, the PhD candidate will benefit from expert supervision from research leaders in sociology, psychology, criminology and computational social sciences. Third
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an important part of a Monash AI institute collaboration between the Arts and IT faculties around technology for orientation and mobility for Blind and Low Vision people. The PhD project will undertake
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PhD scholarship opportunity in Materials Science and Engineering: NOₓ production by plasma bubble reactor Job No.: 697669 Faculty/Portfolio: Faculty of Engineering Location: CSIRO Clayton, Victoria
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PhD Scholarship Develop climate simulations for water worlds, a class of exoplanet intermediate in size between Earth and Neptune. Explore their atmospheric circulation, chemistry, and potential
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prestigious Group of Eight, Monash is a powerhouse of research innovation. Its Department of Materials Science and Engineering ranks second nationally, driving breakthroughs in advanced materials, polymer
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circulation, chemistry, and potential habitability of water worlds. Water worlds represent an exciting frontier in astronomy, having long been theorised to bridge the gap between rocky planets and larger ice