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Engineering: Fully Funded M2A EngD Scholarship: Development of smart battery based on printed hybrid sensors
Start date: October 2022. Expected interview date. June 2022. Academic supervisors: . Professor Davide Deganello. , . Read more
Machine learning based circuit design and optimisation for image sensors
Integrated circuit design has been among the drivers of technology in the past few decades, from the ubiquitous processors in computers and smartphones to everyday home and industrial appliances. Read more
Implementing wearable sensors and Artificial Intelligence to automatically detect Parkinson’s Disease symptoms
This is a Masters by Research project. Supervisors. Dr James Connolly, Professor Joan Condell (UU), Professor Shirley Coyle (DCU). Read more
Computer-Aided Design of Conductive MOF-based Sensors for Trace Organic Carbonates Detection
Lithium-ion battery (LIB) is one indispensable energy storage mean in current modern society. LIB provides high energy density and power capacity, but meanwhile, such high power capacity poses serious safety concerns during possible LIB failure events. Read more
Mid-infrared photodetectors for medical and environmental sensors
Supervisory Team: Professor Goran Mashanovich (UoS/ZIPN). Co-Supervisor. Dr Milos Nedeljkovic (UoS/ZIPN). Co-Supervisor. Read more
Insect odorant receptor electronic sensors
Insect odorant receptors are a unique class of protein complexes evolved for odour sensing, with strong potential for electronic nose technology. Read more
Development of fluorescent organic molecules for application in super-resolution imaging techniques
We are looking for a highly motivated, passionate and competitive candidate for a fully-funded PhD position in fluorescent sensing and chemical biology. Read more
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PhD in Engineering - Compact Terahertz Gas Sensors for Non-Invasive Early Disease Detection
The School of Engineering of the University of Glasgow is seeking a highly motivated graduate to undertake an exciting 3.5-year PhD project to work on fabrication and characterisation of compact gas sensor chips for non-invasive early disease detection applications. . Read more
Ultra-high resolution radiation sensors
Silicon sensors have been the key instrument for enabling all the great discoveries at particle accelerators over the last few decades. Read more
Upper limb biomechanical modelling and movement analysis based on inertial sensors
Clinical movement analysis provides quantitative information on patients with movement disorders in order to aid clinical decision making when managing their conditions. Read more
Optical Fibre Applications for Sensors, Lasers or Communications
System modelling and simulation of Optical Fibre for sensors or lasers or communications. Optical fibres are widely used in many fields. Read more
EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Sensor Technologies for a Healthy and Sustainable Future (Sensor CDT)
The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Sensor Technologies for a Healthy and Sustainable Future (Sensor CDT), at the University of Cambridge, is looking for aspirational, enthusiastic and open-minded students to join its vibrant environment. Read more
Optical fiber sensors for remote monitoring of challenging contaminants in water (HERNAEZM_U23SF)
Applications are invited to the School of Engineering, University of East Anglia, for a PhD in the field of optical fibre sensors based on nanostructured coatings. Read more
Flexible and adaptable RF/microwave devices and sensors
We are looking for a highly motivated and versatile student to work on an interdisciplinary PhD project on flexible and adaptable RF/microwave devices and sensors. Read more
Development of fluorescent sensors for biological application
We are looking for a highly motivated, passionate and competitive candidate for a fully-funded PhD position in fluorescent sensing and chemical biology. Read more