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Engineering performance of oyster farming systems for offshore environments: data-driven analysis and laboratory testing
In this PhD on offshore oyster farming systems, you will integrate Tasmanian field data, laboratory flume testing, and modelling to improve site selection, engineering design, and aquaculture productivity.
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Remo Cossu
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Biological sciences, Engineering, Environmental sciences
A First Nations Cancer Cohort Study (CanCo)
Investigate and address the critical health disparities faced by First Nations Australians in cancer care, ultimately saving more lives and enhancing wellbeing.
- Supervisor
- Professor Gail Garvey
- Location
- Herston
- Research areas
- Health sciences, Indigenous studies
Characterising venom toxins of veterinary importance in Australia
Characterise venom toxins produced by Australian paralysis ticks (Ixodes holocyclus) and processionary caterpillars (Ochrogaster lunifer), which cause tick paralysis and equine pregnancy loss, respectively.
- Supervisor
- Dr Andrew Walker
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Biological sciences
Efficient calculation of nonequilibrium steady state properties
Develop and apply new methods for the simulation of nonequilibrium steady states to calculate properties more efficiently, especially in systems important to advanced materials and decarbonisation.
- Supervisor
- Dr Stephen Sanderson and Professor Debra Bernhardt
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Chemical sciences, Mathematical sciences, Physical sciences
Health workforce crisis: understanding political capacity for policy change
Develop new knowledge of the political factors that constrain and enable policymaking to address the health workforce crisis through comparative analysis of health worker interest groups.
- Supervisor
- Dr Adam Hannah
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Human society
Identifying downstream effectors of a venous specific adhesion pathway
Apply high-end live imaging of zebrafish and 3D human micro-vessels to functionally analyse new players in vessel-specific adhesion control.
- Supervisor
- Associate Professor Anne Lagendijk
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Biological sciences
Integrating single-cell genomics with complex disease genetics
Single-cell genomics enables cellular insight into disease biology. Develop statistical methods integrating single-cell and disease data to uncover mechanisms and improve risk prediction.
- Supervisor
- Dr Jian Zeng
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Biological sciences, Biomedical and clinical sciences, Health sciences, Information and computing sciences, Mathematical sciences
Mechanobiology and molecular drivers of colon cancer in 3D organoid models
Use advanced 3D organoid models, molecular engineering, and quantitative live-cell microscopy to uncover how mechanical and molecular cues drive colon cancer initiation, growth, and progression.
- Supervisor
- Dr Robert Ju
- Location
- St Lucia
- Research areas
- Biomedical and clinical sciences
Profiling Childhood Acute Myeloid Leukaemia Immunity
Develop immunity-guided strategies to evaluate/develop AML mRNA vaccine discovery pipelines.
- Supervisor
- Dr Kelvin Tuong
- Location
- Dutton Park
- Research areas
- Biomedical and clinical sciences
ROIDCheck: Reducing illicit steROID harms through drug Checking services
Work alongside the world’s first steroid and enhancement drug checking program (ROIDCheck) to study illicit steroid markets, health risks, and co-designed harm reduction interventions.
- Supervisor
- Dr Timothy Piatkowski
- Location
- Herston
- Research areas
- Health sciences