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We have 16 charity PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
charity PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 16 charity PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
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KennelNet: A machine learning approach to postural estimation and behavioural monitoring in kennelled dogs. In partnership with Dogs Trust – The UK’s largest Dog Welfare Charity
This project provides an annual stipend of £19,237. . Project advert. In the UK, 130,000 dogs are housed in animal rescue centres at any one time. Read more
Development of A Next-Generation Multimodal Artificial Intelligence Platform for Early Breast Cancer Diagnosis
This Barts Charity funded project will commence in January 2025 and has funding for 4 years. The student will be based at the Barts Cancer Institute, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry (FMD), Charterhouse Square in the City of London. Read more
Cancer Research UK City of London Centre PhD in children and young people’s cancer 2025
The Cancer Research UK City of London (CoL) Centre is a world class hub for cancer biotherapeutics. The Centre brings together world leading cancer researchers from across four London institutions. Read more
Inclusivity, diversity and community engagement at festivals and events
Edinburgh is branded as the world’s leading festival city and is home to a range of major annual festivals including the Edinburgh International Festival and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe – the largest arts festival in the world (Festivals Edinburgh, 2023). Read more
Deep Learning Based Machine Vision for Space-Informed Applications
The increasing congestion of Earth's orbit with satellites and debris poses significant challenges in space activities, while sensors from space provide valuable data about the Earth to inform net zero. Read more
Computer Vision with Responsible Artificial Intelligence for Human-Related Data
Human data is centric to many computer science, machine learning and biomedical engineering research. Such data includes human images/videos, motions and trajectories, medical images (X-ray, MRI, CT), faces, gestures, medical records, etc. Read more
Artificial Intelligence for Virtual Characters in Computer Graphics and Computer Animation
Driving by the heavy demands from the games and animation industry, smart virtual characters underpinned by deep learning based artificial intelligence have received significant focus. Read more
Deciphering the Antenatal signature and pathological placental lesions in second trimester miscarriage (the DAHLIA Study)
Late miscarriage, defined as the death of a baby in the second trimester of pregnancy (between 14 and 23 weeks’ gestation), at a time before a baby can survive outside the womb, is devastating. Read more
Scotland’s diaspora – was there social justice for the ‘failed’ immigrant in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries?
The creation of clubs and societies organised around ethnicity characterised the Scottish diasporic experience, both for those who received alms and for those who sought a means through which to meet and socialise with other Scots. Read more
Sport Coaching, Positive Youth Development and Vulnerable Young People
Vulnerable young people are currently facing unprecedented challenges from the pressures which come with social media misuse, unstable family environments… Read more
The impact of extended waiting times for treatment and investigation in people Long-term conditions
Waiting lists for hospital treatment have steadily increased since 2016 (2016 was the last time that the 18-week treatment target was met by the NHS). Read more
What outcomes are important to patients with osteoarthritis? Development of a core outcome set
Osteoarthritis is the most common musculoskeletal condition worldwide and is the leading cause of disability in the UK. In our recent study to identify research priorities in osteoarthritis, the highest priority question to patients was “What outcomes are important to patients?”[1]. Read more
Preparation strategies for UK and Ireland-based altitude travellers
Research Group:
Cambridge Centre for Sport and Exercise Sciences
Research Group. Cambridge Centre for Sport and Exercise Sciences. Proposed supervisory team. Dr Ash Willmott. Dr Neil Maxwell (University of Brighton). Read more
Generating a tool to estimate the risk of acute mountain sickness in UK and Ireland-based altitude travellers
Research Group:
Cambridge Centre for Sport and Exercise Sciences
Research Group. Cambridge Centre for Sport and Exercise Sciences. Proposed supervisory team. Dr Ash Willmott. Dr Neil Maxwell (University of Brighton). Read more
Fully funded PhD studentships at the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Statistics and Operational Research in Partnership with Industry (STOR-i)
If you would like to solve real-life problems using statistics and operational research to have positive impact on business, the economy or society, then consider applying to the STOR-i Centre for Doctoral Training to start in October 2024. Read more
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