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  Engineering technologies for the treatment of Mental Health issues in lifelong learning


   School of Engineering & Physical Sciences

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  Dr T Lim  No more applications being accepted  Funded PhD Project (European/UK Students Only)

About the Project

This research investigates Bio- and Physiomimetic (e.g. visceral and somatic sensory) mechanisms for cyber-physical systems as a frontiering technology to treat mental health barriers to lifelong learning such as Anxiety.

IMPEE is a new, dynamic, multidisciplinary research Institute focused on promoting excellence across our main research themes: Biomedical Engineering, Digital Engineering, Energy Harvesting and Conversion, and Multiphase Flow.

The mission of this vibrant new Institute is to foster research excellence across its main research themes. Much of our work involves strong industrial links across a range of sectors and through our expertise, skills and experience we work together with industry to identify new areas of interest.

Requirements
All applicants must have or expect to have a 1st class MChem, MPhys, MSci, MEng or equivalent degree by Autumn 2017. Selection will be based on academic excellence and research potential, and all short-listed applicants will be interviewed (in person, by phone or by Skype).

Apply
When applying through the Heriot-Watt on-line system please ensure you provide the following information:
(a) in “Planned Programme of Study”
Planned Programme of Study presents you with a drop-down menu. Choose Physics PhD
Supervisor provides a free text box. Enter supervisor’s name.

(b) in “Background Information”
Proposed Area of Research provides a free text box. Enter ‘JWS2017/18: Engineering technologies for the treatment of Mental Health issues in lifelong learning’

This information will greatly assist us in tracking your application.

Funding Notes

For JWS Scholarship students, the annual stipend will be £15,000.