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We have 109 Health Informatics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
Health Informatics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 109 Health Informatics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
GEMS Topic: Harnessing Vibrational Spectroscopy and Machine Learning for Early Cancer Detection via Extracellular Vesicle Profiling
This project explores the use of vibrational spectroscopy, coupled with machine learning, to enhance early cancer detection. Cancer patient biofluids are rich in extracellular vesicles (EVs), which carry complex biomarkers. Read more
Programmes of cluster-randomised trials for optimising learning healthcare systems
Background to the project. Healthcare systems consist of hierarchies of individuals and organisations. For example, in the UK, primary care is made up of patients within general practitioners (GPs), in general practices, within primary care networks (PCNs), in regions (Integrated Care Boards). Read more
GEMS Topic: PrivaCue: Privacy-Preserving Enhancement of Human Well Being based on Subtle Cues
The rapid advancement of AI offers unprecedented opportunities to enhance human well-being in mental and physical health. This project aims to revolutionise healthcare through advanced AI data processing and analysis, particularly for early alerts and interventions. Read more
GEMS Topic: Digital Playbooks for Scaling NGO-led Community Health
This project aims to design and develop a technical infrastructure for a new form of community health resource, a digital playbook, that will underpin the scalability and cultural adaptability of NGO-led community health initiatives. Read more
GEMS Topic: SkinGenAI: Predictive Modeling and Machine Learning for Skin Regeneration based on Metabolites
Skin regeneration is a complex biological process involving various metabolites that influence cellular growth, repair, and anti-aging mechanisms. Read more
Integrating patient-reported data from multiple sources into registries and research databases for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
Background to the project. There is rapidly expanding interest in remote, longitudinal capture of patient-reported outcomes using electronic questionnaires (ePROMs) to support routine clinical care, thereby enhancing the potential to include PROs in clinical trials. Read more
Using Machine Learning approaches within causal inference approaches to make methods more efficient
Background to project. Randomised controlled trials are the ‘gold standard’ and underpin medicines approval by regulatory bodies (e.g. Read more
Modelling multiple ordinal outcomes in clinical trials
Background to the project. Ordinal outcome data are frequently reported in clinical trials, where participants’ outcomes are “rated” on ordered categorical scales. Read more
Making trials more equity focused for minority ethnic people: Assessing differential treatment effectiveness and under-inclusion
Background to the project. Minority ethnic people are often less likely to participate in randomised controlled trials (RCTs). This lack of inclusion imposes several risks, including research being conducted that does not meet the needs of increasingly diverse societies and threatens public trust in research findings. Read more
Value of funding research that is substantially comparable to a previously discontinued randomised controlled trial in terms of the question being addressed (PHOENIX)
Background to the project. This project will help research funders better assess the value of investing in a trial that is substantially comparable to a previously discontinued randomised controlled trial (RCT) in terms of the research question being addressed, by providing evidence and tools to aid decision-making. Read more
Evaluation of Crowdsourcing Use for Inclusive and Diverse PPI Engagement in Clinical Trials.
Background to the project. Digital technologies are increasingly being used in clinical trials, especially since the 2020 pandemic, allowing participation and trial activity to take place without the need to physically visit sites or complete paper forms (Mitchell et al, 2020). Read more
Funded studentships available with the CAM-Doctoral Training Partnership
CAM-Doctoral Training Partnership is offering opportunities for ESRC-funded PhD studentships at Anglia Ruskin University and the University of Cambridge starting in October 2025. Read more
Funded studentships available with the CAM-Doctoral Training Partnership
CAM-Doctoral Training Partnership is offering opportunities for ESRC-funded PhD studentships at Anglia Ruskin University and the University of Cambridge starting in October 2025. Read more
Characterisation of general practices by prescribing and diagnostic test ordering behaviour using dimensionality reduction and clustering analysis
Introduction. Personality refers to an individual’s enduring characteristics and behaviours. Read more
PhD Opportunity - Inequalities in head and neck cancer (epidemiology and qualitative/mixed-methods research)
'TO APPLY, PLEASE CLICK INSTITUTION WEBSITE'. Project description. The research focused on understanding and addressing inequalities in head and neck cancer across the cancer continuum. Read more