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systems provide financial support to people whose capacity to work is limited due to injury or illness. However, growing evidence shows that many individuals experience significant challenges when
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AI infrastructure. The Opportunity This is an unprecedented opportunity for an outstanding data science and AI PhD candidate interested in brain data analysis and AI, supervised by Dr Mahsa Salehi
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This project offers an unprecedented PhD research opportunity to work on secure quantum computations on a shared quantum processor. Quantum computing is an emerging area of research with potential
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available for an outstanding domestic or international candidate. Monash Engineering is a leading global centre for research consistently placing highly in international ranking lists. We engage with industry
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reinforcement machine learning models to enable efficient transpilation of quantum circuits on a wide range of quantum processor modalities and topologies. The key aim of the project is to minimise resource
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indexation) FIT Candidature Funding of $4,000 AUD for the duration of the candidature Up to $1,265 AUD from Monash Graduate Research Office as a one-off travel grant The Opportunity This is an unprecedented
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successful international awardee. The Opportunity This PhD scholarship is funded as an important part of an ARC funded project “Addressing Cultural Diversity in Healthcare Through Global Bioethics”, conducted
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Scholarship ($37,000 per annum). The stipend rate is indexed annually and published on the Monash University Graduate Research Stipend and Allowance Rates website. The Opportunity: This PhD stipend scholarship
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of Information Technology, and Monash University Malaysia Remuneration: Fully funded PhD Scholarship ($37,000 per annum). The stipend rate is indexed annually and published on the Monash University Graduate Research Stipend
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of quantum computers. The Scalable Quantum Systems Lab, directed by Professor Muhammad Usman, is home to a range of innovative tools and projects – including developing applications of quantum computing