Xiaojing’s research interests lie at the intersection of mathematics, machine learning, and psychology, with a focus on human wellbeing and mathematical rigor. She has skills in Python and machine learning, alongside research experience in clinical psychology and software engineering experience at Huawei. She is interested in an internship to apply her PhD skills beyond academia.

Moe Qashlan is an Associate Lecturer in Emerging Technologies at the University of Sydney. His research interests encompass Human-Computer Interaction, user experience, and sensemaking through design. He is also experienced in research, interface and visual design, and customer journeys.

Alan An is a PhD researcher at the University of Sydney focusing on nanotechnology and metabolomics for biomarker discovery. His research explores next generation mass spectrometry using nanomaterials to enhance metabolite detection. He seeks industry internship opportunities to translate academic research into practical biomedical and biotechnology applications.

Alice is a Biomedical Engineering PhD candidate at the University of Sydney with research experience in data analysis, visualisation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and technical reporting. Her work focuses on biomaterials and cell systems. She is interested in applying her analytical and communication skills in an internship with real-world health and service improvement impact.

Xiaoqi Liang is a PhD researcher specialising in statistical modelling and benchmarking frameworks for high-dimensional omics data. Her work focuses on reproducible analytical pipelines and data-driven method selection. She seeks an internship to apply her quantitative expertise in industry, gain practical experience, and contribute to real-world biomedical research.

Yohanes is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney specializing in climate adaptation and indigenous resilience. Expert in qualitative analysis and literature synthesis, he seeks this internship to apply his research skills to NSW climate strategies, bridging traditional knowledge with built-environment solutions for heat, drought, and flood risks.

Shaghayegh Lashkari graduated in Civil Engineering at the bachelor’s level and in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the master’s level, and is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. Her doctoral research focuses on the reduction and control of disinfection by-products (DBPs) in drinking water systems. She has ten years of professional experience as a civil and environmental engineer, with expertise spanning research, design, and practical implementation in water-related projects.

Zerun Niu is an MPhil candidate in Computer Science at the University of Sydney. His research focuses on reliable machine learning, particularly label aggregation under sparse and noisy human feedback. He has experience in Python, PyTorch, probabilistic modelling, and empirical evaluation, and seeks industry experience applying trustworthy AI methods to real-world problems.

Dezijian (Teddy) Zhou’s research explores Extended Reality (XR), spatial and physical interaction, and multimodal communication to enhance emotional well-being and social connection among older adults. His skills include XR prototyping, Unity and C# development, user experience design, and human-centered co-design. He is also proficient in Figma, Processing, Python, NVivo, and a wide range of creative and fabrication tools such as laser cutting, 3D printing, Cinema 4D, Rhino, and Adobe Creative Suite.