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processing, this project will extend the work to multi-qubit devices with novel control capabilities. The candidates will design, develop and measure multi-qubit devices, where they will learn a wide range of
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in control systems and fluid-structure interaction. The students will be supervised by Prof Khac Duc Do and the co-CIs of the project. Student type Future Students Faculties and centres Faculty
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analysing mass spectral imaging data streams in real time using machine learning workflows. A pathway for future autonomous instrument control and self-directed experimentation will be developed, recognizing
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Addiction Studies and holds an NHMRC Leadership Fellow in the School of Psychological Sciences, Monash University. His research focuses on the cognitive and neural mechanisms underpinning executive control
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class of hydrogels that offer superior control and consistency, aligned to pharmaceutical standards. The potential benefit is to enhance the consistency and predictability of tissue cultures, with
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passive safety systems. You will examine the design and development of an advanced seatbelt pre-tensioner with electric motor drive including control and power modules to provide superior levels
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HDR courses. Eligibility criteria We are looking for an enthusiastic PhD candidate with a Pharmacy degree. The candidate needs to have a strong command of written and spoken English. Additionally
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. Family/intimate partner violence Includes harmful or violent behaviour that is used to control, threaten, force or dominate a family member through fear. Stalking Includes person repeatedly following
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of the biggest issues for the maritime and water industries. The PhD project will focus on developing quantitative methods for managing the risks associated with biofouling control techniques for naval fleets. It
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qualitative research, consumer and community involvement, clinical registries, randomised controlled trials and implementation science. Dr Catherine Robb Dr Catherine Robb trained in dementia epidemiology