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Poor food choices could highly contribute to the development of the current epidemic of diabetes. The consumption of foods that result in a large increase in blood glucose after consumption does lead to a progressive decline in beta cell function as well as contributing to obesity and insulin resistance leading to type 2 diabetes. Mobile apps could provide useful features for automatically identify, recording and monitoring of food intake, using food item detection methods.
This project aims to collect and analyse information such as that found on websites as well as academic and grey literature, in real-time to create a ‘living review’ of known research activities.
Are you interested in applying your AI/DL knowledge to the medical domain?
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Background: Insects are vital components of natural and agricultural ecosystems that interact with plants in complex ways. Monitoring can help us understand these interactions to improve crop production, and to assist us to sustain our natural ecosystems as we change the Earth's climate. This technology is vital to inform our strategies to protect global food supplies and manage our national parks and forests.
Background: Insects are vital components of natural and agricultural ecosystems that interact with plants in complex ways. Monitoring can help us understand these interactions to improve crop production, and to assist us to sustain our natural ecosystems as we change the Earth's climate. This technology is vital to inform our strategies to protect global food supplies and manage our national parks and forests.
We have developed Action Translate - an initiative (and online tool) that supports students volunteering their time to translate content from NGOs that otherwise would not have been able to commission translation.
Our vision is to scale this initiative internationally through a global network of T&I departments, offering opportunities for students world-wide to gain valuable experience.
Online teaching, particularly synchronous Zoom classes are not very interesting for students.
This results in less interaction and participation of students in such events.
We are developing a number of key tools that enable teachers to increase the 'production value' of such online classes - turning them into 'live events' rather than just online lectures.
Tools that are developed in this project will be used in active teaching at scale across Monash.
Freedom of Information is an important tool for investigating a public authority or organisation. Subject to certain conditions, it creates an obligation to provide recorded information, provided an organisation is a public authority.
I am interested in supervising projects that make use of Freedom of Information as a tool for investigating information management practices within public-sector organisations. For example, this might include information security, policies around information retention, or any other topic that can be investigated using Freedom of Information.
In situ analysis of complex biochemical metrices, such as microbial fermentation products, has drawn substantial research interests in recent years. Compared to the commonly used chemical analysis technique, spectroscopic analysis has great potential for this purpose due to its advantages of being rapid, contactless, lossless, and solvent-free. The major obstacle for the further application of the spectroscopic technique in the analysis of biochemical samples is the lack of customized data mining methods for the highly complicated spectral signal of the organic mixtures.