Precision Medicine PhD studentships in Edinburgh and Glasgow
The MRC Precision Medicine Doctoral Training Programme supports research training at the interfaces between biological, clinical, societal and computational systems, providing PhD research training alongside taught courses over four years of study.
The programme includes the following imaging-related research projects offered for 2019 entry:
University of Edinburgh
Novel methods for analysis of total-body Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging datasets
Lead supervisor: Dr Adriana Tavares
Machine learning for automated assessment of CT angiography imaging in stroke
Lead supervisor: Dr Grant Mair [ICASE project with industrial partner Canon Medical Research Europe]
Virtual biopsy with the Eye – using machine learning to detect and track chronic kidney disease
Lead supervisor: Dr Tom MacGillivray [ICASE project with industrial partner Optos]
Image analysis and machine learning for OCT image sequences
Lead supervisor: Dr Stuart King
University of Glasgow
Lead supervisor: Prof Daniel Smith
For more information on the studentships, please visit: https://www.ed.ac.uk/usher/precision-medicine/project-opportunities
Application deadline: 7th January 2019
