Detecting Threats in Temporal Networks - OPTIMA PhD (Australian citizens only)

Supervised by Professor Peter Stuckey, a PhD is available in OPTIMA for an Australian citizen with our industry partner The AiLECS Lab. The project is Detecting Threats in Temporal Networks. The project aims to better understand communications in networks of criminal activity.

This will be led by Prof. Peter Stuckey and Dr John Betts at Monash University, and Dr Janis Dalins and Dr Campbell Wilson at The AiLECS Lab.

This PhD opportunity will be based at Monash University, Clayton. Our PhDs are 3.5 years which includes up to one year of industry placement, ensuring that our graduates are industry-ready upon conclusion.

Before applying, please familiarise yourself with Monash’s admission requirements, as a PhD cannot be offered if you do not meet Monash university’s stringent requirements (https://www.monash.edu/graduate-research/future-students/apply). The university will only process applications for OPTIMA students after you have completed an expression of interest, attended an industry interview and have been provided with an OPTIMA letter of acceptance.

Please contact the Business Manager Charlotte Hurry if you are interested, she will forward the link to apply. (charlotte.hurry@unimelb.edu.au)

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