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Neural Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
We have 19 Neural Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
We have 19 Neural Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
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PhD position at the interface of biological and artificial neural networks: The role of neuromodulatory systems in continual learning
Overview. Biological neural networks continually learn, interact and adapt their function to diverse and ever-changing environmental and behavioral demands. Read more
Understanding and optimising motor cortex plasticity
Motor learning is a key skill required at all stages of life but is crucially important for recovery and development. A mechanistic understanding of the biological processes that underpin skill acquisition in healthy and pathological states is an important scientific and clinical goal. Read more
Neurophysiological and pharmacological assessment of endogenous pain modulation in the human spinal cord
Location. St Luke’s Campus. Department of Clinical and Biomedical Sciences, RILD Building, RD&E Hospital Wonford, Exeter. Read more
Flexible polymeric pacemaker leads
Imperial College London
British Heart Foundation - Imperial Centre for Translational and Experimental Medicine (ICTEM)
British Heart Foundation and National Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI). 4-year MRes/PhD Studentship, within the BHF doctoral training programme at Imperial College London. Read more
Modulation of neuronal circuits using non-invasive ultrasound stimulation
The research project is based on recent functional studies that conclusively demonstrated the capacity of transcranial low-intensity ultrasound stimulation to reversibly activate or suppress neural activity with high spatial specificity in vivo. Read more
Exploring temporal and layer-specific response properties of tonotopically organized auditory cortical areas using a novel approach in EEG-fMRI data fusion
Scalp-recorded electro- and magneto-encephalographic (E/MEG) responses represent a direct measure of neuro-electric activity, which, unlike fMRI responses, have essentially unlimited temporal resolution. Read more
(UoM-Melb) Investigating inflammatory and neuronal mechanisms driving cognitive dysfunction in mild traumatic brain injury (concussion)
Concussion, or mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) affects millions world-wide each year due to motor accidents, falls, assaults, domestic violence, contact sports and war. Read more
Biomedical Neuroprosthetics
This PhD will perform research into cutting-edge implantable biomedical devices for the brain – also known as neuroprosthetics. Our implants use an… Read more
Physics-informed Learning for Robotic Manipulation of Granular Media
EPSRC DTP studentship in Engineering. Duration 3.5 years full time / 5 years part time. Project Summary. Granular media are ubiquitous, ranging from food like beans to construction materials like soils or sands. Read more
Optimization and Validation of Portable Device to Detect Traumatic Brain Injury in a Pre-clinical Animal Model
A PhD Studentship is available for a suitably qualified candidate to conduct research leading to the award of a PhD degree in the field of Chemical Engineering. Read more
Optimization and Validation of Portable Device to Detect Traumatic Brain Injury in a Pre-clinical Animal Model
A PhD Studentship is available for a suitably qualified candidate to conduct research leading to the award of a PhD degree in the field of Chemical Engineering. Read more
Decoding Speech using Invasive Brain-Computer Interfaces
For individuals who have impaired speech or complete loss of speech as a result of neurodegenerative diseases such as motor neurone disease (MND) or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), there is an urgent need to develop revolutionary technologies using the latest advances in automatic speech recognition (ASR) and brain signal processing (BSP). Read more
Interbrain dynamical functions for anticipating synchronisation under mutual interactions
How can we communicate with other members of society and synchronise our motion in real-time? Crucial to a sense of communication is the ability to entrain perceptually with other members of society, i.e., to be able to follow and to lead, while maintaining individual autonomy. Read more
Growth factor isoforms in neural and pancreatic beta cell differentiation
Disorders in which specific cells malfunction and degenerate, such as diabetes and neurodegenerative disease, are a huge unmet health need for which there are currently no curative treatments. Read more
Identifying genetic mechanisms of neuronal regeneration using planaria
Neuronal injury or disease in humans often leads to disability and mortality. Neurons in humans regenerate poorly, and there are very few methods to encourage this regeneration. Read more
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