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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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; 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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on target detection: Neural and behavioural mechanisms. This exciting project is a partnership between Flinders University, University of Sussex, UK and Georgia Institute of Technology, USA. The
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, such as a substantial first-author refereed publication or track record as an investigator on a competitive grant; and • be available to commence as a full-time PhD student at Flinders University in
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as a full-time PhD student at Flinders University. • At least 1-2 first/co-author publications in Q1/Q2 journals (at least 1 must be a research article and a submitted article may be considered
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organisation or Aboriginal Liaison Officer that recognises you as an Indigenous person. From institutions that are unlimited institutional members of NAFEA (see https://nafea.org.au/membership/unlimited
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of Award Apply now Description This project focuses on developing a vision-based deep learning framework capable of estimating the biofouling state of a surface, identifying the species present
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Opportunity The Nguyen Lab at Flinders University is recruiting a highly motivated PhD candidate to develop next-generation wearable and implantable biosensors for continuous health monitoring and
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the critical archive. The PhD candidate will produce a written exegesis and a creative artefact drawing on the expertise of the Creative and Performing Arts discipline cluster at Flinders University
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British Government inspired his master’s degree research at Flinders University. His M.A. thesis, ‘The Political Alignment of the Early Royal Society: 1662-1703’, revealed that a close relationship