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leading international collaborators. The student will gain valuable knowledge and training in mathematics, machine learning, high-performance computing, and brain sciences. Essential criteria Applicants
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. The proposed PhD is a partnership with Age NI. Age NI have led two important online programmes recently. The Good Vibrations programme was a men’s health programme aimed specifically at men aged 50 and over. It
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, biodiversity monitoring, and climate resilience. The work supports strategic priorities in Environmental Sciences, Software/Cyber. PhD researchers will explore how AI-driven Earth observation, computer vision
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Summary The Law research unit at Ulster University invites PhD proposals from applicants in our emerging research specialisms of legal technology, ethics and medical law. Ulster’s Centre for Legal
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they will affect local health services. This PhD offers the opportunity to address that gap. You will develop the first Northern Ireland Heat Atlas of night-time humid heat, combining climate projections with
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peacebuilding, conflict or the welfare state) or involve other disciplines, including but not limited to peace and conflict studies, social policy, political science, computing and film. A PhD may only be
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Apply and key information This project is funded by: Summary Multiple PhD studentships available within tech4health, an EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Digital Health Technologies
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food intake is reduced and the signalling pathways of the appetite centres of the brain involved. This PhD programme will evaluate changes in appetitive and consummatory behaviours in individuals
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on a programme of research leading to the award of a doctoral degree on a full-time basis for more than one year (or part-time equivalent) are NOT eligible to apply for an award. *Part time PhD
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has significant long-term impact if implemented effectively. Attention is also increasingly turning to digital innovation as an aid to augmenting MH. This PhD proposal aims to develop an evidence-base