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Overview Title Enterprise PhD Scholarship: AI and Data Science for Performance Analytics in Elite AFL College College of Science and Engineering Opening date 13-09-2026 Closing date 25-10-2026
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, and disposal and in areas such as: Organic Synthesis Green Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Polymer and materials chemistry Nanotechnology Computational Modelling Microbiology Environmental science
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for applicants to also have: Honours/Masters degree in either Engineering, Computer Science or IT related fields. Experience in Deep Learning, Computer Vision, and Python programming Interest in
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opportunities working jointly at Flinders University Caring Futures Institute and the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI). Working with data from the unique Registry of Senior
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implantable electronics, and biosensing, with work published in journals including PNAS, Nature Communications, Science Advances, ACS Nano, and Advanced Functional Materials. He holds an h-index of 33
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engineering, nanotechnology, cell biology, microbiology and plasma science. The project is multidisciplinary with a primary focus on biomaterials science and a secondary focus on microbiology. The
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submitted article may be considered) • International applicants from non-English-speaking countries must meet Flinders University's English language requirements for PhD admission ( https
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; International candidates must also meet Flinders University Academic and English language requirements. https://www.flinders.edu.au/international/apply/apply-research-degree/eligibility Application
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English language requirements. https://www.flinders.edu.au/international/apply/apply-research-degree/eligibility Application information Prior to submitting applications, prospective applicants are
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nutritional supplement research and formulation development. A key component of the PhD may involve working with data from the FIG Study, which is investigating the effects of continuing versus