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The following Biomedical Engineering PhDs (hyperlinked), are being advertised at Cardiff University, Wales.
2 Doctoral Training Partnership PhDs
The studentship is funding through the EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnership and Cardiff School of Engineering.
2 Arthritis Research UK Biomechanics and Biomegineering Centre of Excellence PhDs
The studentships are funded by the School of Engineering and supported by Arthritis Research UK Biomechanics and Biomengineering Centre of Excellence and Cardiff School of Engineering.
All of them include full UK/EU tuition fees, as well as a Doctoral Stipend matching UK Research Council National Minimum (£14,296p.a. for 2016/17, updated each year).
Additional funding is available over the course of the programme and will cover costs such as research consumables, training, conferences and travel.
If you would like to learn more about the above PhD opportunities (starting throughout 2017), then please email Prof Cathy Holt (Holt@Cardiff.ac.uk), Dr Gemma Whatling (WhatlingGM@Cardiff.ac.uk), or Dr Davide Crivelli (CrivelliD@cardiff.ac.uk), as appropriate.
Many thanks
Paul Biggs
2 Doctoral Training Partnership PhDs
The studentship is funding through the EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnership and Cardiff School of Engineering.
- Smart patches for early detection of Osteoarthritis - Cathy Holt/David Crivelli
- Novel investigation of in-vivo wrist biomechanics, pathology and treatment, to inform clinical practice - Gemma Whatling/Cathy Holt
2 Arthritis Research UK Biomechanics and Biomegineering Centre of Excellence PhDs
The studentships are funded by the School of Engineering and supported by Arthritis Research UK Biomechanics and Biomengineering Centre of Excellence and Cardiff School of Engineering.
- Quantifying the interactions and effects of joint function, pathology and pain in end-stage OA to understand why Total Knee Replacement (TKR) outcomes vary – Cathy Holt/Gemma Whatling
- Does gait retraining have the potential to slow OA development and prolong the benefits of knee realignment surgery (High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO)? - Gemma Whatling/Cathy Holt
All of them include full UK/EU tuition fees, as well as a Doctoral Stipend matching UK Research Council National Minimum (£14,296p.a. for 2016/17, updated each year).
Additional funding is available over the course of the programme and will cover costs such as research consumables, training, conferences and travel.
If you would like to learn more about the above PhD opportunities (starting throughout 2017), then please email Prof Cathy Holt (Holt@Cardiff.ac.uk), Dr Gemma Whatling (WhatlingGM@Cardiff.ac.uk), or Dr Davide Crivelli (CrivelliD@cardiff.ac.uk), as appropriate.
Many thanks
Paul Biggs