PhD Scholarships at University of Melbourne: Work on ARC Dis Project

The University of Melbourne offers 3 PhD scholarships to work on the ARC Dis Project, Resilient Remote Environment Emulation for Human-to-Machine Communication. We welcome candidates from Engineering and Computer Science background.

Join the University of Melbourne and work on the Australian Research Council Dis Project, Australian Research Council. We have three PhD scholarship opportunities on the topic of Resilient Remote Environment Emulation for Human-to-Machine Communication at the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology. If you have an engineering and/or computer science background, we welcome you to consider working on one of the three following topics:

• Design of ML-embedded cloudlets for remote environment emulation over cyber-physical converged networks.
• Development of latency-aware optimization framework(s) for strategic cloudlet placement.
• Development of programmable resilient platform and security technologies for reliable H2M traffic delivery.

Reach out to Elaine Wong (ewon@unimelb.edu.au) for more information.

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