PhD Scholarship

PhD scholarship at The University of Newcastle, Australia in Autonomous Robotic Navigation for Robot-Assisted Retinal Surgery . This project sits at the intersection of robotics , computer vision , artificial intelligence , machine learning , control systems , and medical robotics . The research aims to develop the next generation of intelligent robotic systems for autonomous manipulation of small, soft, deformable objects in confined environments, with a strong focus on retinal microsurgery. Th...

Fully funded PhD scholarship opportunity in Computer Vision and Deep Learning at The University of Western Australia. The project is tailored to the successful candidate’s strengths and research interests, with PhD projects in computer vision and deep learning under the School of Physics, Mathematics and Computing. The research area is listed as Information and Computing Sciences . Funding: This is a stipend scholarship valued at AUD $38,110 and described as fully funded. Eligibility highlights:...

Edith Cowan University (ECU) is seeking outstanding candidates for PhD scholarships across three AI-driven research projects. Project 1: Latency-Resilient Predictive Shared Autonomy for AI-Augmented Remote Vehicle Teleoperation focuses on predictive AI, digital twins, robotics, and human-in-the-loop autonomous systems, with industry internship opportunities in defence, mining automation, and autonomous vehicles. Project 2: Multimodal Explainable AI for Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Risk Stratificatio...

Applications are open for a PhD opportunity at Adelaide University through a National Industry PhD project titled “Data-efficient transformers: Effective training from small datasets” . The project is offered by Adelaide University in partnership with Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CommBank) and will be based at the CommBank Centre for Foundational AI Research at AIML . The research focuses on machine learning , artificial intelligence , transformers , and data-efficient training —specifically,...

This PhD scholarship at the University of Newcastle offers an exciting opportunity to develop advanced stealth communication technologies for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in military applications. The project, titled Stealth Integrated Sensing and Communications (Stealth-ISAC), aims to enable UAVs to coordinate and sense their environment without revealing their presence to adversaries. This research is highly relevant given the increasing deployment of UAVs in modern warfare, as seen in the ...