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artificial intelligence guided synthesis. In our research group we strive to apply these methods towards polymer synthesis, and to harvest its benefits. In this PhD project, we will work on one
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into this role you will have a PhD or relevant Masters Qualification and equivalent professional experience in an allied health discipline area. Diversity is one of our greatest strengths at Monash. We encourage
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industry or University research sectors Knowledge of the PhD application process advantageous Experience within the engineering industry will be advantageous, however not a requirement Diversity is one
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sustainability, applied ecology and and evolution. This positions will also assist with the design and delivery of educational programmes across the entire School. The applicant should have: A PhD in Biological
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of robots in human contexts such as healthcare facilities, homes, and workplaces. The successful candidate will hold a PhD in Engineering, Computer Science or related disciplines including machine learning
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technologies. It is one of three departments in FIT. The advantage of information systems researchers working in an IT Faculty is the opportunities to access the technologies and collaborate with technology
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actively participate in collaborative initiatives within the School and beyond. We are seeking an exceptional scholar who possesses the following qualifications: A PhD in Psychology or a cognate discipline
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a molecular pharmacology program that applies a range of complementary signalling and imaging approaches. It also involves liaising with polymer chemistry experts within the Faculty to develop new
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and empirical research, engagement and impact. They will be the first appointments to Professor Sarah Pink’s Laureate Fellowship group which will ultimately involve four Research Fellows, three PhD
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, and actively participate in collaborative initiatives within the School and beyond. We are seeking an exceptional scholar who possesses the following qualifications: A PhD in Psychology or a cognate