考文垂大学招收生物医学工程博士

考文垂大学招收生物医学工程博士

About the Project

This PhD research project is part of the collaboration between the Centre for Intelligent Healthcare (CIH) and the Biomedical Health Technology (BMHT) Lab at ETHZ. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to conduct his/her research project both at CIH in Coventry and at BMHT in Switzerland. By engaging in research in the UK and Switzerland, the programme offers researchers the opportunity to access the state-of-art research facilities and advance their knowledge and expertise in sensors including photoplethysmography (PPG), physiological measurement, bio-signal processing, mathematical modelling and vascular measurements whilst they develop their intercultural skills and international networks and collaborations.

The successful candidate will enrol at Coventry University, UK as their home institution and will spend up to 1.5 years at ETHZ. Our Coventry group is experienced in intelligent healthcare, sensing and physiological measurements / analysis, modelling and vascular measurements. The ETHZ group has rich experiences in advanced signal processing of physiological data and sensors. The complementary expertise of both groups will ensure the successful implementation of this collaborative project.

If you are interested in applying, please contact Prof John Allen ad5325@coventry.ac.uk in the first instance Dr Moe Elgendi moe.elgendi@hest.ethz.ch can also be contacted for further information.

We are looking for highly motivated candidates ideally with previous experience of digital signal processing, physiological modelling and data synthesis techniques to take forward in the research. The PhD project requires working with sensor, physiological measurement and bio-signal processing researchers at different stages along the development pathway – and will lead to high-quality publications.

PLEASE NOTE: This is a 3.5-year collaborative studentship which requires the candidate to spend 2.5 full years based at Coventry University (UK) and 1 year based at Biomedical Health Technology (BMHT) Lab) at ETHZ (Zurich, Switzerland). The usual pattern covered is the first and final years will be spent at Coventry and the second or third year spent at BMHT.

Coventry University and ETHZ will each only cover the stipend up to a maximum of 2.5 and 1.5 years, respectively. Changes to the mobility pattern will only be considered under exceptional circumstances and can impact on the duration of the course and level of funding available. Should a candidate request any changes to mobility which results in the period spent in either the UK or Switzerland extending beyond 2.5 and 1.5 years, respectively, then the candidate is responsible for covering the stipend for that period.

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