13 PhD%20Positions%20in%20nanotechnology positions at University of Technology Sydney
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on disadvantaged ones. You will work with top researchers in data science (UTS) and social sciences (WSU and ANU) to develop statistical machine learning solutions for social good. This 3.5-year PhD project focuses
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top researchers in data science (UTS) and social sciences (WSU and ANU) to develop statistical machine learning solutions for social good. This 3.5-year PhD project focuses on addressing social
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for full PhD studies at UTS, including dual doctoral degree. A UTS funded top-up scholarship will be provided to supplement the stipend paid by the China Scholarship Council (CSC) Scholarship. The top-up
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Overview The scholarship provides support for one Doctoral candidate (PhD student) through a tuition fee waiver (domestic fees only), living allowance, and other associated research costs
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3.5 years for international students to undertake full-time PhD studies (part-time applicants will be considered in exceptional circumstances only). Who is eligible? Domestic Students International
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Overview The Quantum Materials and Nanophotonics Group at University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is offering PhD scholarships for experimental and theoretical projects in solid-state quantum
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industry peers this position will suit candidates seeking to make impact with their research and very close industry co-operation. In this role you will be responsible for supervising PhD students, establish
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Overview A PhD scholarship is available to work with Dr. Martin Bell at the University of Technology Sydney in the department of Mathematical and Physical Sciences. The student will be co
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Overview A PhD scholarship in the field of machine condition monitoring, with focus on developing digital-twin based framework and physics-informed methodologies, is available at the Centre
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an unconditional offer of admission to the UTS PhD program Intend to pursue a PhD in one of the priority academic research identified by VIED and/or within the research strengths of UTS. The final selection