This is a fully funded PhD position (co-funded by Siemens Healthcare) in applied medical imaging, suited to candidates with a medical imaging, biomedical engineering, applied mathematics, computer science, physics or equivalent undergraduate degree.
Single-Photon and photon-pair correlated imaging has opened up a number of exciting possibilities for three-dimensional imaging in extreme environments such as imaging through obscurants (eg fog, smoke), and underwater.
First Supervisor. Dr David Nordsletten. Second Supervisor. Professor Reza Razavi. Understanding the health and function of heart muscle is critical to the assessment of a range of cardiac pathologies.
1st Supervisor - Dr Jorge Cardoso. 2nd Supervisor - Professor Richard Dobson. This project aims to leverage the EHR data collection infrastructure developed at KCH together imaging and non-imaging data, to provide diagnostic, prognostic information and operational outcomes in real time.
Adaptive Radiotherapy. Engineering the radiobiological tumour for improved radiation success. To celebrate the University's research successes, the University of Hull is offering a full-time UK/EU/International PhD Scholarship for candidates applying for each of the following projects as part of a new research cluster.
Applications for September 2019 entry are currently open, with fully funded studentships available. We are currently accepting and reviewing applications.
"The goal of this research project is to develop a new terahertz microscopy technique for the imaging of live cells with a spatial resolution of better than 1 micrometre.
Background. In healthcare, imaging is one of the most important diagnostic tools available. Deep tissue imaging is usually achieved using either ionising X-Ray radiation, MRI which is expensive or ultrasound, which has low resolution.
Recent technological innovations, eg detection and acquisition hardware, have pushed sparse-photon imaging to the fore in a variety of applications including 3D Lidar imaging and microscopy.
