28 algorithm-development-"St"-"St" PhD positions at University of Adelaide in Australia
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project between Adelaide University, Murdoch University and the University of Queensland, funded by the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC). The broader goal is to develop practical
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Antenna Design: Developing innovative antenna systems compatible with metal detector coils, optimized for tasks such as minimum-metal landmine detection and deep object detection. Low Power, Compact
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data on homeowner retrofit needs and preferences. Undertaking research trials to test and refine the AI algorithms used in our platform. Meaningful assistance in research and policy development with a
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for Robotic and Autonomous Perception This project aims to make robotic perception systems safer and more reliable by developing new techniques that continuously monitor the performance of their machine
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Martin Australia invite applications for a project under this program, exploring the development of Physics Informed Neural Networks (PINNs) for efficient signal modelling in areas such as weather
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and polyploid crop species and benchmark them against other methods such as graph-based methods. This project will combine algorithm development and computational programming with large population
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, current DES solvents show excellent performance only in selected batteries, and there are limited studies on their performance with mixed battery chemistries. This project aims to develop effective
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record of successful collaborations. The path to Adelaide University We are on an exciting path to Adelaide University as we prepare to open our doors in January 2026. Adelaide University will combine
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Centre for Epigenetics (ACE), the South Australian immunoGENomics Cancer Institute (SAiGENCI) is inviting applications for a Level A Researcher in the field of cancer development and stem cells. SAiGENCI
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. Fixed term, full time position available for 2 years with a possible of extension. Train with an amazing group of molecular biologists focussed on addressing critical gaps in our understandings