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PhD Scholarship Deadly Dreaming: Indigenous-led, Community driven, and grounded on-Country praxis for healthy ageing represents a novel and unique approach to ageing and dementia research in
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PhD Scholarship Keep military drones hidden from enemies! This PhD develops cutting-edge stealth communication tech so UAVs can coordinate and sense their environment without ever revealing
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Research Translation Grant. Background Primary progressive aphasia (PPA) refers to dementias that primarily affect language skills, which can impact a person’s ability to articulate words or sentences
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suit a candidate interested in applied research, real-world validation and communicating findings to both academic and industry stakeholders. The successful applicant will further develop skills in human
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these regional communities. Marathon Health is a not-for-profit organisation that develops and delivers a broad range of innovative health and wellbeing services for people living in regional NSW, including
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methods, together with strong written communication and presentation skills, is highly desirable. PhD Scholarship details Funding: $38,938 per annum (2026 rate) indexed annually. For a PhD candidate, the
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, computer science or a related discipline. Experience with Python or another scientific programming language would be highly desirable. Prior experience with GNSS-IR or data assimilation is not essential, provided
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. The candidate will analyse major media coverage over the past decade alongside survey‑based insights from Australian publics to understand how communication, context, and local factors influence perceptions
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providers, including community clubs and schools. While sport is widely recognised as a powerful context for youth development, many programs remain structured around narrow participation or performance
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providers, including community clubs and schools. While sport is widely recognised as a powerful context for youth development, many programs remain structured around narrow participation or performance