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Status: Closed Applications open: 1/07/2024 Applications close: 18/08/2024 View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information Project Overview Alcohol use is a
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mineralised tissues from lower vertebrates (fish and sharks), most of our knowledge about resorption, remodelling and repair is based on mammalian bone. We currently do not know when resorption first appeared
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women. Addressing these impacts is crucial for both public health and economic sustainability. This PhD project aims to explore the broad mental health impacts of physical violence on families across
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) is the most malignant primary brain tumour, representing approximately half of all primary central nervous system malignancies. It is a rapidly developing tumour seen in patients with an average age of
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aged 50-74 (AIHW, 2022). While the program is generally considered successful for improving early diagnosis for bowel cancer, and participation rates are improving, they are still deemed suboptimal when
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Status: Closed Applications open: 21/01/2025 Applications close: 16/05/2025 View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information This scholarship is funded by
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gas is a crucial aspect of the ongoing energy transition, serving as a renewable energy source for industrial processes and a substitute for fossil fuels. Australia, with abundant and cost-effective
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use is the leading preventable contributor of burden of disease and injury for young people. Harmful effects of alcohol use are far-reaching, with consequences for the individual, their family, friends
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produces over 300,000 tonnes of spent grain from beer production annually. Each 100 L of beer produced creates approximately 20 kg of wet brewer’s spent grain (BSG). This is currently used as animal feed
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(iPhD) is a four-year research training program, focusing on applied research that benefits industry by solving real-world challenges. It aims to produce the next generation of innovation leaders with