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, current collaborators in speech pathology adapted the Dog Buddies concept into "Fetching Connections" an intervention integrating dog-walking with traditional speech therapy to enhance communication
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This project aims to employ advanced machine learning techniques to analyse text, audio, images, and videos for signs of harmful behaviour. Natural language processing algorithms are utilized
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RNAseq; scRNAseq; Linux/unix; spatial transcriptomics URLs/references https://ramialison-lab.github.io/index.html Alan M Turing paper on morphogenesis C S Wallace and D L Dowe (1999a), "Minimum Message
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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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successful. To be eligible, you must be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident. Please see other eligibility requirements and other details at the following link. https
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and communication skills in healthcare. You will use sensor-technology to capture multimodal ‘trace’ data including gestures, speech, workspace spatial layout and manual handling of objects. You will
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this pivotal role, you will head an independent research team dedicated to unravelling the basic mechanisms of the regenerative process, enabling the next generation of discoveries to prevent, halt, and reverse
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With success stories ranging from speech recognition to self-driving cars, machine learning (ML) has been one of the most impactful areas of computer science. ML’s versatility stems from the wealth
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about building another generic fake-news detector, hate-speech classifier, or misinformation detection model. The project is not focused only on traditional privacy protection such as hiding names, emails
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head an independent research team dedicated to unravelling the basic mechanisms of the regenerative process, enabling the next generation of discoveries to prevent, halt, and reverse damage from disease