PhD Studentship - Magnetic resonance imaging based finite-element modelling of joint function and de
- Employer
- Global Academy Jobs
- Location
- Australia
- Closing date
- Jun 9, 2019
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- Sector
- Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering
- Hours
- Full Time
- Organization Type
- University and College
- Jobseeker Type
- Academic (e.g. 'Lecturer')
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School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering
It is an exciting time to get involved with the School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (ITEE), located on UQ's St Lucia campus. The School is ramping up its investment in teaching, research and engagement to create an inspiring, diverse and flexible workplace.
The direction is backed by a bold, new strategic vision to ensure the School is at the forefront of meaningful research outcomes and pedagogy across its core impact areas of health, data, automation and energy. Boasting strong student enrolments in professionally accredited programs, combined with world-class researchers and facilities, the School is focused on strengthening its position in the global computer science and engineering communities.
By attracting the brightest minds and fostering a truly innovative and collaborative work environment, the School will develop global solutions to contemporary issues and mentor the leaders of tomorrow.
The role
We are seeking a talented PhD candidate to work on magnetic resonance imaging derived finite-element modelling of joint function and degeneration. The student will be required to develop the finite element models under the supervision of an experienced senior researcher.
The successful candidate will benefit from excellent mentorship and opportunities for international collaboration. Outcomes of this project will support the development of improved diagnostic and monitoring tools for joint tissue health.
The person
Applications are invited from outstanding Australian and international graduates with a First-Class Honours, or equivalent relevant Masters degree. Candidates should have a background in biomedical engineering, medical physics or similar field. Good programming skill and previous experience on finite-element methods are beneficial.
Demonstration of research ability through publication output in peer reviewed international journals is desirable.
To be eligible to apply you must also meet the entry requirements for Higher Degrees by Research at UQ, please visit the Graduate School's website .
Read the policy on UQ Research Scholarships .
A domestic part-time student with carer's responsibilities, a medical condition or a disability, which prevents them from studying full time may be eligible for scholarship consideration, on a case by case basis.
The University of Queensland values diversity and inclusion and actively encourages applications from those who bring diversity to the University. Please refer to the University's Diversity and Inclusion website ( https://staff.uq.edu.au/information-and-services/human-resources/diversity/commitment ) for further information and points of contact if you require additional support.
Remuneration
This scholarship is funded by the School of ITEE at the Australian Government's RTP rate of $27,596 per year (2019 rate), tax-free and indexed annually, for three years with the possibility of two 6-month extensions in approved circumstances.
For further information on scholarships please refer to: https://graduate-school.uq.edu.au/scholarships
Enquiries
To discuss this role please contact Professor Juha Töyräs at j.toyras@uq.edu.au or +61 7 3365 2936
How to Apply
To apply for this admission and scholarship please follow the link below.
It is an exciting time to get involved with the School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (ITEE), located on UQ's St Lucia campus. The School is ramping up its investment in teaching, research and engagement to create an inspiring, diverse and flexible workplace.
The direction is backed by a bold, new strategic vision to ensure the School is at the forefront of meaningful research outcomes and pedagogy across its core impact areas of health, data, automation and energy. Boasting strong student enrolments in professionally accredited programs, combined with world-class researchers and facilities, the School is focused on strengthening its position in the global computer science and engineering communities.
By attracting the brightest minds and fostering a truly innovative and collaborative work environment, the School will develop global solutions to contemporary issues and mentor the leaders of tomorrow.
The role
We are seeking a talented PhD candidate to work on magnetic resonance imaging derived finite-element modelling of joint function and degeneration. The student will be required to develop the finite element models under the supervision of an experienced senior researcher.
The successful candidate will benefit from excellent mentorship and opportunities for international collaboration. Outcomes of this project will support the development of improved diagnostic and monitoring tools for joint tissue health.
The person
Applications are invited from outstanding Australian and international graduates with a First-Class Honours, or equivalent relevant Masters degree. Candidates should have a background in biomedical engineering, medical physics or similar field. Good programming skill and previous experience on finite-element methods are beneficial.
Demonstration of research ability through publication output in peer reviewed international journals is desirable.
To be eligible to apply you must also meet the entry requirements for Higher Degrees by Research at UQ, please visit the Graduate School's website .
Read the policy on UQ Research Scholarships .
A domestic part-time student with carer's responsibilities, a medical condition or a disability, which prevents them from studying full time may be eligible for scholarship consideration, on a case by case basis.
The University of Queensland values diversity and inclusion and actively encourages applications from those who bring diversity to the University. Please refer to the University's Diversity and Inclusion website ( https://staff.uq.edu.au/information-and-services/human-resources/diversity/commitment ) for further information and points of contact if you require additional support.
Remuneration
This scholarship is funded by the School of ITEE at the Australian Government's RTP rate of $27,596 per year (2019 rate), tax-free and indexed annually, for three years with the possibility of two 6-month extensions in approved circumstances.
For further information on scholarships please refer to: https://graduate-school.uq.edu.au/scholarships
Enquiries
To discuss this role please contact Professor Juha Töyräs at j.toyras@uq.edu.au or +61 7 3365 2936
How to Apply
To apply for this admission and scholarship please follow the link below.
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