Sonika Tyagi
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Dr. Sonika Tyagi is an Associate Professor at RMIT University in Australia. Her research focuses on machine learning applications in biomedical data, electronic health records, and genome modeling. Recent publications include articles on brain disease classification, gene regulatory networks, and the identification of long non-coding RNAs. Dr. Tyagi's work contributes significantly to the understanding of complex biological data and its implications for health outcomes.
Recent Grants
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Developing AI tools to study diseases
Open Date: 2021-03-01
Close Date: 2022-12-01
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Using machine learning to develop robust and reproducible miRNA biomarkers to detect preterm labour
Open Date: 2020-01-01
Close Date: 2022-12-01
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Understanding the myometrial transition at term and preterm labour to guide tocolysis
Open Date: 2017-01-01
Close Date: 2019-12-31
Positions (1)
Tarique Anwar
RMIT University
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Fully funded BITS-RMIT Joint PhD opportunity in AI for personalised mental health support . The project, Human-AI Collaborative Systems for Continuous Personalised Mental Health Therapy via Multimodal Behavioural Sensing (Project ID: BRJP26100128 ), focuses on using multimodal behavioural data from phones, wearables, speech, and text to build AI systems that support clinicians with timely, personalised, and explainable mental health care. This is a joint PhD between BITS Pilani and RMIT University , with co-supervision across both institutions and access to their research infrastructure. The programme includes a full tuition scholarship from RMIT, highly subsidised fees at BITS, a generous monthly stipend in India and Australia, health cover, return airfare while in Melbourne, and one year of research in Australia. The structure is described as a clear four-year programme with coursework, confirmation, and thesis milestones. Applicants should have a background in computer science , AI , data science , or a related field. Helpful experience includes machine learning , NLP , signal processing , or human-centred computing . The post highlights interest in building safe, trustworthy AI for mental health and human oversight. Applications close on 10 October 2026 for the January 2027 intake . Interested candidates should review the project details and apply using the provided application link, then search for the project ID BRJP26100128 .
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Christen Mirth
MONASH UNIVERSITY
Roger Smith
Distinguished Laureate Professor
University of Newcastle Australia
Romain Guerillot
Institut Pasteur
Kim-Anh Le Cao
NHMRC Career Development Fellow, Associate Professor
University of Melbourne
Snehal Jadhav
Lecturer
Deakin University
Nicholas P. West
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Mark Molloy
Professor
University of Sydney
Tania Sorrell
Professor Clinical Infectious Diseases
University of Sydney
Anton Peleg
MONASH UNIVERSITY
Timothy P. Stinear
University of Melbourne
Geoffrey Webb
MONASH UNIVERSITY
Matthew Piper
MONASH UNIVERSITY
David Raubenheimer
Professor
University of Sydney
Sarah Baines
University of Melbourne
Leila Jebeli
University of Melbourne
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