Masoud Kamali is a PhD student at the University of Melbourne. Masoud’s PhD research centres on the development of spatially-enabled 3D asset recognition for complex environments. As a AI researcher, and full-stack developer, he has undertaken multiple research and development projects related to 3D computer vision and object detection, as well as web-based and mobile applications in the geospatial industry.

Amin is researching local decentralized renewable energy markets, with the goal of comprehending market dynamics and creating tools to optimize advantages for homeowners utilizing solar energy. Throughout his research journey, skills have been developed in operations research, numerical simulations, and data analysis using Python, alongside gaining proficiency in blockchain smart contracts. Amin would like to engage in an internship to gain industrial insight and apply his skills and research in practice.

Fang is interested in understanding, analyzing, and building effective digital health tools. She wants to work on real-life projects during an internship, where she can bring her expertise and build effective real-life digital health platforms.

Eliza is a PhD candidate in the School of Agriculture, Food and Ecosystem Sciences. Her research explores alternative management options to increase the number and diversity of insectivorous birds within forestry plantations and mixed-use landscapes. In partnership with PF Olsen and BirdLife Australia, Eliza is developing field experiments to investigate: the benefits of bird diversity in providing pest control and the biodiversity values of commercial forestry plantations.

Songyan is a PhD candidate specialising in Human-Computer Interaction, with interests and experience in smartphone sensing, natural language processing (NLP), and large language models (LLMs). He is passionate about programming and creating new tools for people to use. His expertise includes extensive experience with the Python language and web development. Songyan is keen on applying his research skills to address problems and challenges in the industry.

Danni's Ph.D. focuses on improving the flotation of fine valuable lithium minerals through the formation of small hydrophobic flocs. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Science and her Master’s degree in Chemistry both from the University of Melbourne. She has spent a year at the Chinese Academy of Science. Before joining the FBICRC, she worked in the ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science. There, she studied nanoparticle synthesis and the use of SERS substrates for point-of-care analyte sensing.

With a robust background in software development and extensive expertise in Natural Language Processing, AI, and Machine Learning, particularly in crafting Knowledge Graphs, Ali Hur is passionate about creating cutting-edge AI applications. His focus includes recommendation engines, semantic search tools, and decision support systems. Seeking an internship, Ali Hur aspires to merge his research skills and software development experience, aiming to revolutionize diverse domains through innovative applications leveraging Knowledge Graphs' potential.

Archiman is interested in learning and enhancing his skillset. He has expertise in Antenna arrays, RF Design, wireless communication, 5 G and Beyond, millimeter waves, 3D printing, CNC machining, Laser cutting, wireless power transfer, RF energy harvesting, MATLAB, and CST microwave.

Jiancheng Lin conducted undergraduate research at UNSW Sydney, Australia where he received his Bachelor of Engineering (Honors) in Chemical Engineering in 2021. He then continued to pursue his Ph.D. degree in chemical engineering at UNSW Sydney under the supervision of Prof. Guangzhao Mao. His research focuses on the understanding of electrocrystallization of charge-transfer complexes and their applications for gas sensing. Jiancheng would like to continue broaden his research experience and apply his skill in industrial related research and development.