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completing my joint PhD. Describe your PhD research and what you were hoping to discover My research was in the broad field of physical chemistry / nanoscience. I used a tool called microfluidics, in
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segmentation models. Cross-modality synthesis (CT to MR and vice versa) to infer structures not visible in a single mode Scholarship Description This is a full-time on-site role for a PhD Scholarship - CT and
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Supplementary PhD Programs Give yourself an edge. Join a multidisciplinary PhD Program to enrich your graduate research experience. These programs are supplementary learning opportunities in
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International PhD opportunities When you undertake a joint PhD you will access expertise, resources and training from two institutions. As well as the University of Melbourne, you will spend
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Your research options Our graduate research degrees allow you to explore your area of interest in depth through either a: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), which marks your admission to the community
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, pushing the boundaries of knowledge. Discover research at Melbourne Your research options Discover the types of graduate research we offer, including the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Master of Philosophy
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Research at Melbourne Our University is a comprehensive research organisation addressing complex problems in innovative ways with investigator-led, interdisciplinary collaborations. We work with industry partners and specialist research institutes exploring solutions to the major challenges of...
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presents significant opportunities in the realm of material science, but also experimental challenges for measuring and interpreting electronic and infrared spectra. The PhD candidate will generate carbon
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Reducing aerodynamic noise of advanced air mobility by prediction based on machine learning 2 Minute read This PhD project will be based at the University of Melbourne with a 12 month stay at
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of antibiotic resistance genes by the bacterial conjugation process. During conjugation, single-stranded DNA is transferred in a unidirectional manner from one bacterium to another by the action of the type IV