Ph.D. scholarships are available for projects involving data-driven computational modelling at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia. In collaboration with biologists, students will apply machine learning techniques to tackle specific problems in the dynamics of living systems.
The Centre for Micro-Photonics has individual research groups each working and collaborating on different aspects of nano- and bio-photonics. The Complex Dynamic Systems group, led by Professor Damien Hicks, develops computational tools to understand the dynamics of far-from-equilibrium systems.
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( votes)Applicants should have at least four years (or equivalent) of tertiary education studies in a relevant discipline such as physics, statistics, computer science, engineering, or computational biology. Strong English communication skills, both written and oral, are required.
Course Level: Scholarships are available for pursuing Ph.D. programme.
Study Subject: Ph.D. scholarships are available immediately for projects involving data-driven computational modelling at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia.
Scholarship Award: A Ph.D. scholarship covers an annual stipend of AU$26,288 (indexed) for three years (with possible 6-month extension) and tuition fees for up to four years. The Swinburne University of Technology is located in the Melbourne area. Melbourne has been voted the World’s Most Liveable City for 5 years in a row.
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Eligibility: Applicants should have at least four years (or equivalent) of tertiary education studies in a relevant discipline such as physics, statistics, computer science, engineering, or computational biology. The work is interdisciplinary so motivated students from other backgrounds are encouraged to enquire. Strong English communication skills, both written and oral, are required.
Nationality: Applicants from Australia can apply for these Ph.D. positions.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should send their curriculum vitae and a cover letter to Professor Damien Hicks (dghicks-at-swin.edu.au), group leader for Complex Dynamic Systems in the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
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