PhD Studentships in Interactive Information Discovery and Delivery
NICTA Victoria Research Laboratory, University of Melbourne, Australia
National ICT Australia (NICTA) is Australia's Centre of Excellence in
Information and Communication Technology. The NICTA Interactive
Information Discovery and Delivery Project is based in the Department
of Computer Science and Software Engineering at the University of
Melbourne.
This project has funding for PhD scholarships in the following areas:
o information extraction, question answering and summarisation
o geospatial, temporal and multimedia databases, indexing, and retrieval
o natural interaction, dialogue, speech, multimodality, user modelling
o rhetorical structure, document structure and layout
o statistical machine learning as applied to natural language processing
o high performance computing for large-scale information retrieval
o language technology integration with mobile computing devices
Project participants include: Timothy Baldwin, James Bailey, Steven
Bird, Lawrence Cavedon, Baden Hughes, Alistair Moffat, Nicola Stokes,
Peter Stuckey, and Egemen Tanin.
Stipends of up to AUD$24,000 per annum (tax free) are available for
high-achieving students commencing a Masters by research or a PhD. In
some cases a fee remission scholarship may be offered to overseas
students. For students who successfully obtain other scholarships,
such as the Australian Postgraduate Award (APA), NICTA funded top-up
scholarships may be available.
Applications for immediate commencement, or commencement by 31 January
2006, may be made at any time up to the closing date of 31 October
2005. For further information, and application forms, please contact
David Strover on +61 3 8344 9201, email d.strover at ee.unimelb.edu.au
or visit http://www.ee.unimelb.edu.au/research/nicta/postgraduate.html
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