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We have 413 computer sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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4-year Wellcome Trust PhD Programme in Health Data in Practice
Applications are invited for places on the Wellcome Trust-funded ‘Health Data in Practice' PhD Programme at Queen Mary University of London. Read more
Enhancing the transparency and communication of the results of randomised trials to research participants and the public (NDORMS 2023/6)
Randomised controlled trials provide the best evidence about the benefits and harms of health care interventions and are a crucially important part of the practice of evidence-based healthcare. Read more
Learning to avoid misinformation
Supervisors. Dr Rani Moran and Dr Lucie Charles. Funding. China Scholarship Council (CSC). Deadline. 31st January 2023. Research environment. Read more
Zooplankton migrations and carbon sinks in a changing climate (LEQUERE_UENV23ARIES)
Scientific background. Marine ecosystems play a key role in regulating the Earth's climate. Marine ecosystems live largely at the ocean’s surface. Read more
Deep learning and bioinformatics approaches for personalised medicine
An exciting opportunity to work within a highly multidisciplinary group at the Biomedical AI and Data Science Lab (www.hebasailem.com) at the School of Cancer and Pharmaceutical Sciences to develop new computational pathology approaches to improve cancer patient treatment and diagnosis. Read more
Towards equity in medicine with big health data, epidemiology, and artificial intelligence (NDORMS 2023/7)
The Covid pandemic has highlighted inequalities in healthcare systems around the world. Inequalities based on ethnicity are of concern because most of our understanding of many diseases comes from White or Caucasian populations whose risk factors, disease prevalence and incidence can differ from other ethnic groups. Read more
E4 DTP NERC Understanding micronutrients provision in a changing global food system
Summary. Micronutrient deficiency is likely to be intensified with climate change. This work will model micronutrient supply for countries globally, highlighting inequalities in food security and health outcomes. Read more
BBSRC supported BARIToNE Collaborative Training Partnership (CTP) PhD programme
We are BARIToNE, a Collaborative Training Partnership (CTP) bringing together academic expertise and industrial opportunities. Read more
Agroecosystems in a Climate Crisis: Using Big Data to understand the Out of the Ordinary
Agroecosystems produce food but also deliver both benefits and disbenefits for the environment, including water and air quality. Read more
Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Digital Health and Care, University of Bristol
The future of Health is Digital – we urgently need new technologies for understanding, preventing, diagnosing and managing illnesses that affect millions of people, such as diabetes, depression and dementia. Read more
EPSRC DTP PhD project: Natural Language Processing to Improve Healthcare Guidelines and Reduce Medication Errors
The University of Bath is inviting applications for the following PhD project commencing in October 2023. Eligible applicants will be considered for a fully-funded studentship – for more information, see the Funding Notes section below. Read more
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EASTBIO Tackling the functional role of multisensory interactions in behavioural benefits: A combined EEG and computational modelling approach
The availability of multiple senses is highly beneficial to control behaviour. Different senses not only increase the spectrum of perceivable signals but also provide redundant signals that, by combination, enable better estimates of external events and/or faster achievements of subjective goals. Read more
3D (magneto-) hydrodynamic simulations of massive stars
Massive stars play a key role in the Universe through their high ionising flux, the powerful explosions that usually mark their death and the chemical elements they produce. Read more
Progenitor evolution of gravitational-wave emitting black-holes
The era of Gravitational-Wave Astronomy (GWA) opened in the last decade with the first detections from the LIGO and VIRGO observatories. Read more
Detection of Atrial Fibrillation Ablation Targets based on Cardiac Activation Flow and Pressure Fields
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common cardiac arrhythmia globally, affecting about 2.5% of the UK population. AF increases risk of heart failure, dementia and reduces quality-of-life. Read more