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AI PhD Scholarship - Opportunity: Foundation Models for Brain Data Job No.: 696618 Location: Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: The scholarship may be held for up to 3.5 years
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Australian adults experience these financial support systems. These insights will be utilised to co-design a navigation support model that can assist individuals in accessing and engaging with these systems
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language models and continuous wearable data now make genuinely personalised, context-aware coaching feasible for the first time, while raising real questions about safety, equity, engagement, and cultural
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protoplanetary discs matched to our nearest star-forming regions* Modelling outbursts in young stars during star cluster formation* Modelling how dust grows from micron-sized grains to km-sized planetesimals in
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-depth qualitative evidence on how Australian adults experience these financial support systems. These insights will be utilised to co-design a navigation support model that can assist individuals in
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federated learning and multimodal deep learning models for healthcare. The project will focus on enabling privacy-preserving learning from distributed healthcare data sources, including longitudinal medical
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with annual indexation) Faculty of Information Technology Tuition Fee Scholarship (for international students only) Industry Top-up scholarship of $10,000 per annum FIT Candidature Funding of $4,000
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with one of the following doctoral research projects. 1. AI-Aided Site Reconnaissance and Rapid Assessments for Settlement Upgrading How can spatial analytics, remote sensing, and machine learning models
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social media and online platforms. The project will use natural language processing (NLP), large language models (LLMs), and network analysis to identify coordinated harassment, anti-gender equality
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analysis, modelling & simulation and policy evaluation. The candidate will work under the supervision of Associate Professor Rohan Sweeney and Dr. Maame Esi Woode and other researchers at the Centre