Applications closed 15 January 2023.
To register your interest for future PhD projects, please email cires@uq.edu.au
More PhD scholarship opportunities with CIRES! We have two positions based at The University of Queensland. Applications close 15th January 2023.
Position 1 – Expanding Data Sets to Allow Improved Critical Care for Children – Inpatient Risk Prediction, working with Dr Sen WANG and experts from Queensland Health including Associate Professor Kristen Gibbons and Dr Adam Irwin. This project aims to provide a platform-independent decision support framework using an interpretable machinelearning approach for making effective risk predictions for paediatric patients at risk of sepsis.
Find out more and apply now: https://lnkd.in/gNSajJdg
Position 2 – Value Measurement of Data Products, working with Dr Wen Hua and global insurance company Allianz Partners Australia including partner investigator Shane Downey MPhil. This project focuses on how to maximise data driven value creation and capture, and the organisational and transformational aspects of data, algorithms, and ai. It aims to deliver a domain-agnostic framework that will build business capacity on informing and prioritising data science projects.
Find out more about this project and how to apply: https://lnkd.in/gMdt33WS
About the scholarship
- An ARC Stipend Scholarship, tax exempt and indexed annually, $34,938 per annum and top-up scholarship from $5,000 per annum, for 3.5 years, as well as a minimum $5,000 per annum in project support funds
- For international students, you will also receive a UQ Tuition Fee Waiver Scholarship
- The opportunity to work at one of Australia’s leading research and teaching institutions, The University of Queensland
- Real-world experience as you undertake a one-year (equivalent) placement with the industry partner or government partner
- The opportunity to be part of the ARC Training Centre for Information Resilience (CIRES) under the leadership of renowned computer scientist Professor Shazia Sadiq
