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.
Current flagship high-end smartphones (like the IPhone-X or similar) use on the order of 30 high frequency RF filters and as we move towards widespread 5G adoption, this number is expected to increase as we add more frequency bands [1].
The behaviour of biological systems is governed by a wide range of complex phenomena that are intrinsically nonlinear and interact on different time and spatial scales.
Bookings are now open for our Bristol Centres for Doctoral Training (CDT) Open Day event on 20 February 2019. This event will feature representation from the following funded PhD programmes in Centres for Doctoral Training.
Funds are available for a PhD position within the University of Bristol’s Department of Engineering Mathematics. Applicants with an interest in Upper-limb Prosthetic and Tactile Robotics research are encouraged to apply through Dr Benjamin Ward-Cherrier.
This PhD will develop new modelling / predictive algorithms to quantify the life expectancy of high speed rotating machines operating in a harsh environment.
