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CSIRO Industry PhD - Investigating the potential applications of biomass and waste gasification by-products in other industries
This project will investigate challenges and potentials of biomass and waste gasification by-products such as ash, slag, and biochar for alternative applications
- Supervisor
- Dr Jeff Chen
- Location
- CSIRO Pullenvale
- Research areas
- Chemical sciences, Engineering, Environmental sciences
Data-Driven Optimisation for Next-Generation Digital Manufacturing Systems
Enable real-time monitoring, process optimisation, and predictive decision-making across complex manufacturing workflows.
- Supervisor
- Professor Helen Huang and Dr Yadan Luo
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Information and computing sciences
Metaverse as a Business/Teaching Model
Examine human interactions in the interplay between Metaverse as both a business and an education model.
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Remi Ayoko and Professor Ryan Ko
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Commerce, management, tourism and services, Information and computing sciences
Optimizing the rumen for lifetime benefits
Better understand rumen development in calves. The project will include both lab-scale and animal studies, developing expertise in molecular biology and imaging.
- Supervisor
- Dr Sarah Meale and Dr Ros Gilbert
- Location
- Gatton
- Research areas
- Agricultural, veterinary and food sciences, Environmental sciences
A Reliable and Secure Net-Zero Power System for Australia
This project aims to develop new knowledge to enable the secure integration of variable renewable electricity generators into the electricity system and a new, coordinated power system solution to deliver operational grid security. This Project aims to apply data driven methods to provide advanced mathematical models for renewable generators.
- Supervisor
- Professor Tapan Saha and Associate Professor Ruifeng Yan
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Engineering
Next generation magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) through vision
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is crucial for diagnosing diseases within the human body. In this project, we develop new AI methods that leverage human visual perception to make MRI faster and more affordable.
- Supervisor
- Dr Shekhar Chandra
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Biomedical and clinical sciences, Engineering, Information and computing sciences, Mathematical sciences, Physical sciences
Developing Efficient Hydrogen Storage Based on Hydrogen Gas Hydrate
Leverage the nature-informed gas encapsulation in molecular cavities of solid water to develop a compact hydrogen-carrying water-based material for safe and efficient hydrogen storage.
- Supervisor
- Dr Ngoc N. Nguyen, Professor Thomas Rufford, Dr Muxina Konarova and Professor Anh V. Nguyen
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Chemical sciences, Engineering
Passive Flow Control for Turbulent Boundary Layer Drag Reduction
Explore a novel passive flow control strategy to suppress turbulence and reduce drag through experimental fluid mechanics using advanced wind tunnel testing and diagnostics.
- Supervisor
- Dr Azadeh Jafari
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Engineering
Improved understanding of Parkinson’s disease using large-scale multi-omics
This PhD project aims to improve understanding of the pathophysiology of Parkinson’s disease (PD) onset and progression by integrating single cell and spatial transcriptomics data in post-mortem brain samples from donors with and without a diagnosis of PD.
- Supervisor
- Professor Jake Gratten and Dr Yuanhao Yang
- Location
- Dutton Park
- Research areas
- Biological sciences, Biomedical and clinical sciences
Understanding co-occurring conditions in autism using large-scale multi-omics
This PhD project aims to improve understanding of causal factors, biological mechanisms and predictors of co-occurring conditions (including gastrointestinal complaints, sleep problems and immune conditions) in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) using large-scale integrative multi-omics.
- Supervisor
- Professor Jake Gratten and Dr Yuanhao Yang
- Location
- Dutton Park
- Research areas
- Biological sciences, Biomedical and clinical sciences