PhD Application for CSIRO iPhD – AI for Stroke Detection

Industry, CSIRO and RMIT scholarship for preventing stroke disability.

This project will focus on AI based voice analysis to assess patients in the emergency departments to assist in early detection of stroke conditions. The expected outcome is to develop interactive software and AI modelling focusing on responsible AI, overcoming gender, ethnicity and age-related biases. The potential benefit of this project is to reduce misdiagnosis that takes place in hospitals due to differences in gender, age and ethnicity.

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$47000.

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30/12/2030

1 (one).

Australian citizen or PR. Undergraduate in engineering or computer science.

Please email dinesh.kumar@rmit.edu.au and put CSIRO iphd Softmed in the subject.

This opportunity will allow you to work closely with a successful startup company, along with RMIT supervisors and CSIRO.

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PhD Application for CSIRO iPhD – AI for Stroke Detection