Naser Aldin Lashgari is a PhD student at Monash University with research interests in neuroplasticity, clinical trials, and translational health research. He has skills in protocol development, data analysis, scientific writing, and clinical research coordination, and seeks an internship to apply academic knowledge in industry and gain practical Australian experience..

Anna's research interests include DNA methylation, epigenetic ageing, and biomarker discovery. She is skilled in long-read sequencing analysis, multi-omic data integration, and statistical modelling, with extensive experience using R and Python. Her background also spans biochemical engineering, Alzheimer's drug development, and wet lab research. Anna would like the opportunity to apply her research in a real-world clinical and industry setting.

Md Mobarak Hossen is a PhD candidate in Economics at Monash University researching climate shocks, agricultural productivity, and household welfare in Bangladesh. With expertise in applied econometrics including GMM, instrumental variables, and difference-in-differences, he seeks an internship to apply his quantitative research skills to real-world policy and development challenges.

Ahmed is a PhD researcher in engineering. His research interests include construction robotics, robotic manipulation, computer vision, reinforcement learning, and force-aware robotic control. He is also skilled in Python, ROS/ROS2, MuJoCo simulation, machine learning, semantic segmentation, and robotic system integration. Ahmed would like to apply his research commercially through an industry-focused internship.

Oluwafemi's research interests include structural mechanics, failure analysis and aircraft repair. His PhD develops hybrid repair methods for aircraft composite structures, combining numerical simulation with hands-on composite repair experiments. He is skilled in structural design and analysis using Abaqus, CATIA and Matlab, and is keen to apply his research to an industry problem and gain Australian engineering experience. He is pursuing this internship specifically to gain Australian industry experience and apply his research to a commercial problem. He is enrolled full-time in his PhD, has not previously undertaken an internship, and is available for a 3–5 month placement on-site in Melbourne or remote, and open to interstate. He would welcome a broad range of structural, composites, defence or advanced-materials projects.

Nada's research interests include targeted nanomedicine, biopharmaceutics, and precision oncology therapeutics. She is skilled in nanoparticle synthesis, aptamer conjugation, HPLC, confocal microscopy, and in situ/in vitro intestinal modelling, with extensive experience in orthotopic tumor models, cell culture, and clinical pharmacy practice. Nada seeks to leverage her interdisciplinary pharmaceutical expertise and translational perspective toward developing commercially viable precision therapeutics in industry.

His research interests focus on geospatial artificial intelligence, climate change adaptation, and multi-hazard risk in the built environment, including flooding, urban heat stress, and land surface temperature dynamics. He is skilled in GIS, spatial analysis, and Python-based data analytics, and he seek an internship to synthesise adaptation science and support policy- and planning-relevant decision-making. He is currently a PhD candidate at Monash University, with research closely aligned to this project’s focus on climate change adaptation and multi-hazard risk in the built environment. His doctoral work involves systematic synthesis of adaptation science and spatial analysis of climate-related hazards, which directly supports the objectives of the internship. He is keen to contribute these skills within a professional research setting and he is able to discuss availability and administrative requirements as needed.

He is a PhD researcher working on AI-based surrogate modelling, scientific computing, and software development for complex engineering systems. He is seeking an internship to gain real-world experience, learn how industry teams solve practical challenges, and apply his research skills in ways that make a meaningful impact beyond academia.

Keira is a PhD candidate at Monash University researching health promotion and chronic disease prevention models in the School of Clinical Science. She has strong skills in data analysis, evidence synthesis, and nutrition. Through this internship, she hopes to apply my research expertise in real-world projects and further strengthen her skills in data analysis and health modeling.