A fully funded PhD position is available through the UQIDAR program for a project titled "Computational modelling of cell and particle migration and segregation in biological flows." The project will be jointly supervised at The University of Queensland and the Indian Institute of Technology, offering doctoral research in computational fluid-particle mechanics. The scholarship covers full tuition, a competitive living stipend, relocation grant, project funds, and access to world-class research facilities. Applicants should have an Honours or Masters degree in mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, biomedical engineering, or applied mathematics, and demonstrate research potential in numerical methods and computational analysis. The program is open to Australian, Indian, and international candidates. Expressions of interest are open now and close on 7 January 2026. Interested candidates should search for project 361 on the UQIDAR website and follow the application instructions.