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, and evaluation of advanced software engineering techniques and methodologies aimed at detecting, mitigating, and preventing misinformation online. The successful candidate will develop novel AI-driven
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PhD Scholarship – Development of novel Radiotracers for the Fibrosis Detection - PhD scholarship available with an International Team Job No.: 648919 Location: The Alfred Centre Employment Type
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at pandemic levels, understanding how to prevent these issues from developing in adolescence is critical to international global health. This project will build on the ideas and concepts from Positive Youth
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Modification (CBM) platform and smartphone app, developed in collaboration with consumers and clinicians from across Australia. The project will harness cutting-edge AI technologies to personalise CBM training
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explanations of the moral significance of humanity have already been thoroughly explored in the philosophical literature, preference will be given to applicants developing alternative approaches. Undertaking
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and innovation catalyst, in this exciting project, you will develop novel algorithms to monitor and analyse workers' movements, detect harmful movement patterns, and implement simple intervention
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six globally networked campuses and international alliances across Asia and Europe. The applicant will be based at the Clayton campus in Melbourne and will have access to international mobility grants
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Remuneration: AUD 36,063 per annum (tax-free stipend) (2025 rate) Monash Engineering is a leading global centre for research consistently placing highly in international ranking lists. We engage with industry
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in the top 100 universities worldwide. Monash has six globally networked campuses and international alliances in Europe and Asia. The applicant will be based at the Clayton campus in Melbourne
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global LIGO Scientific Collaboration, as well as Australia's OzGrav Centre of Excellent for Gravitational-wave Discovery. "Nuclear astrophysics from gravitational waves: understanding dense matter in