PhD Scholarship - School of Computing, Macquarie University
We are looking for one PhD student to work on the research project “AI for Dementia”. This project aims to discover new protein patterns, apart from the two well-known amyloid and tau proteins, in brain images by developing deep learning models, to facilitate the diagnosis and potential new treatment of dementia.
Preferred candidates should have: · Strong self-motivation · Excellent communication abilities · Advanced coding skills in deep learning · Computer vision-related publications in top-tier conferences/journals
This scholarship contains: · $38,500 per annum for three years · Tuition fee offset
Supervisors: Dr Yuankai Qi, Prof. Jian Yang
If you are interested or you know someone interested, please do not hesitate to send a CV to [email protected]
PhD Scholarship - School of Computing, Macquarie University
We are looking for one PhD student to work on the research project “AI for Dementia”. This project aims to discover new protein patterns, apart from the two well-known amyloid and tau proteins, in brain images by developing deep learning models, to facilitate the diagnosis and potential new treatment of dementia.
Preferred candidates should have: · Strong self-motivation · Excellent communication abilities · Advanced coding skills in deep learning · Computer vision-related publications in top-tier conferences/journals
This scholarship contains: · $38,500 per annum for three years · Tuition fee offset
Supervisors: Dr Yuankai Qi, Prof. Jian Yang
If you are interested or you know someone interested, please do not hesitate to send a CV to [email protected]
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