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  Removing motion from MR images of the pelvis
University of Edinburgh MRC Centre for Inflammation Research
  Dr L Kershaw, Dr S Semple
Application Deadline: 15 April 2019
This project is one of 9 four-year PhD Studentships funded by Medical Research Scotland (http://www.medicalresearchscotland.org.uk) to be delivered jointly by the named University and Company.
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  Improved motion-correction for MRI with markerless face-tracking
Cardiff University Cardiff School of Engineering
  Dr D Gallichan
Application Deadline: 30 April 2019
If a patient moves their head during an MRI scan of their brain, we expect the images that are obtained to be reduced in quality.
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  Exploration of sub-diffusive motion in high-value polymers
University of Manchester School of Chemistry
  Dr A Almond, Prof J Waltho
Applications accepted all year round
Complex and potentially high-value polymers have been found to possess anomalous sub-diffusive motion, which has not yet been fully explained.
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  Motion Resistance Imaging Photoplethysmography
Loughborough University Wolfson School of Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
  Dr S Hu, Prof V Silberschmidt
Applications accepted all year round
Imaging Photoplethysmography (iPPG) is an emerging optical imaging technology to non-invasively detect changes of microvascular blood volume in tissues with selective region of interest.
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  Bayesian Deep Atlases for Cardiac Motion Abnormality Detection from Imaging and Metadata
University of Leeds School of Computing
  Dr A Gooya
Application Deadline: 1 August 2019
Cardiovascular Diseases (CVDs) cause more than 26% of all deaths in the UK, costing over £15 billion each year. There is good evidence that a large array of CVDs can be diagnosed by an assessment of heart motion abnormalities.
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  Human body energy harvest using a super elastic wearable skin patch
University of Hertfordshire Department of Engineering and Technology
  Dr M Chizari, Dr F Amirabdollahian
Application Deadline: 12 April 2019
A body motion energy harvester can generate power from wearable patches. The patches are highly flexible and super elastic and can be applied to high-flexion joints and suitable for integration with fabrics.
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  Deep Learning based Robotic Motion Generation for Manipulating Granular and Viscous Materials
Cardiff University Cardiff School of Engineering
  Dr Z Ji, Dr Y Hicks, Dr J Wu
Application Deadline: 19 April 2019
Granular and viscous media are ubiquitous in our daily life, ranging from food like dough or beans to construction materials like concrete, soils, or sands.
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  Human Motion Analysis using Computer Vision and Deep Learning
Kingston University Faculty of Science, Engineering and Computing
  Dr D Makris
Applications accepted all year round
Analysis of human motion is implicitly or explicitly required in many areas such as healthcare, sports, video surveillance, body-based user interfaces and computer games and animation.
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  How well do models of particle motion represent industrial reality?
University of Birmingham School of Chemical Engineering
  Dr A Ingram
Application Deadline: 31 March 2019
EPSRC supported PhD with Integrated Study. How well do models of particle motion represent industrial reality?. Dr Andrew Ingram Chem Eng, University of Birmingham).
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  Numerical simulations of drop motion in open microfluidics (Advert Reference: SF18/MPEE/SEMPREBON)
Northumbria University Faculty of Engineering and Environment
  Dr C Semprebon
Applications accepted all year round
When a drop is placed on a solid substrate, surface defects induce pinning of the contact line and the ubiquitous phenomenon of contact angle hysteresis.
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