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ear PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Non-invasive neuromodulation of middle ear function
We are seeking a PhD candidate with an A+ MSc degree to investigate the effects of non-invasive neuromodulation modalities on human middle-ear function at Cakmak Lab (www.cakmaklab.com). Read more
Combining Earables with Commodity Wearables for Novel Sensing and Interaction
The University of Bath is inviting applications for the following PhD project commencing in October 2023. Overview of the Research. Read more
Developing functionalised electrospun scaffolds to exploit neural–stromal interactions in wound healing (Industry Project)
The ABM CDT is a partnership between The Universities of Manchester and Sheffield. ALL APPLICATIONS should however, be submitted via the Manchester application system only. Read more
Developing functionalised electrospun scaffolds to exploit neural–stromal interactions in wound healing (Industry Project)
The ABM CDT is a partnership between The Universities of Manchester and Sheffield. ALL APPLICATIONS should however, be submitted via the Manchester application system only. Read more
Dexamethasone-releasing cochlear implants for fibroblast growth inhibition
Cochlear implants are implanted electronic hearing device designed to produce useful hearing sensations to persons with severe to profound nerve deafness by electrically stimulating nerves inside the inner ear. Read more
NERC E4 The function of hairy ears: how do barley awns develop and influence the effect of the environment on grain development?
Research Group:
Institute of Molecular Plant Sciences
Interested individuals must follow the "how to apply" link on the Geosciences E4 Doctoral Training Partnership web page. http://www.ed.ac.uk/e4-dtp/how-to-apply. Read more
HAAR: Hospital Audio Augmented Reality
This project will explore the use of Audio Augmented Reality in hospitals. Out of necessity most devices in a hospital make a sound, whether intentionally or not. Read more
An AI-based Approach to Improve Accessibility of User Interfaces through Multi-modal Gesture Design
The University of Bath is inviting applications for the following PhD project commencing in October 2023. Overview of the Research. Read more
Expecting Thunderclaps then Lightning Strikes: How do we integrate sound and light in a complex world?
The experience of hearing the sound of thunder after seeing lightning is familiar to everyone. This perception of a single multisensory event as two separate events is caused by the difference in relative speed and arrival times of sound versus light. Read more
Seascape nursery habitat quality and juvenile fish growth
While seeking to protect and recover our natural environment, marine industries are also expected to play an important role in a green recovery globally. Read more
Rockpools or rocking pools? Sensing the vibrations of coastal animals and understanding the potential effects of vibrational noise
Beneath our human senses lies a sensory world that animals use extensively to sense and interact with their surroundings. Whilst our human ear is biased towards air-borne sound, many animals utilize and “feel” vibrations in the surfaces of solids for the detection of biological and physical environmental cues. Read more
Learning disentangled representations to achieve responsible and transparent AI
Learning representations of input data is a subtask of any modern machine learning model. we learn a useful data representation that is helpful to achieve our main goal whether it is to classify an image or to learn an agent to play a game. Read more
BBSRC White Rose DTP Studentship - In vivo investigation of spontaneous activity in the prehearing mammalian auditory system
Sound is detected by extremely sensitive sensory cells, called hair cells, located in the inner ear. Hair cells transduce acoustic information (e.g. Read more
Optical coherence tomography (OCT)
Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a real time, non-invasive and non-contact imaging modality for translucent and transparent tissue capable of providing morphological images at the micron scale resolution at more than 1mm depth penetration. Read more
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