About the Project
At present, we would only consider applications from self-funded prospective students with:
- a good biomedical or engineering/computing degree (minimum of a 2:1), with interests in the areas outlined above,
- good command of the English language (written and spoken) as outlined in the postgraduate prospectus,
- competent with computers and data handling (ideally with Java or C language programming skills),
- a source of funding to cover tuition fees and bench fees (note that tuition fees are different for Home and EU students than for International students).
To be considered for this studentship, please send the following documents to v.ziabliceva@bham.ac.uk:
• A detailed CV, including your nationality and country of birth;
• Names and addresses of two referees;
• A covering letter highlighting your research experience/capabilities;
• Copies of your degree certificates with transcripts;
• Evidence of your proficiency in the English language, if applicable.
Funding Notes
References
Landini G. Fractals in Microscopy. Journal of Microscopy 241, Pt1: 1-8, 2011.
Landini G, Randell DA, Breckon T, Han JW. Morphologic characterization of cell neighborhoods in neoplastic and preneoplastic epithelium. Analytical and Quantitative Cytology & Histology 32:30-38, 2010.
Landini G, Othman IE. Architectural analysis of oral cancer, dysplastic and normal epithelia. Cytometry A 61A:45-55, 2004.
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