Fully Funded PhD in Precision Oral and Systemic Health at University of Saskatchewan University of Saskatchewan in Canada

Fully Funded PhD Opportunities are open at the University of Saskatchewan College of Dentistry for the Precision Oral and Systemic Health (POSH) graduate program, with a start date in September 2026.

This opportunity is designed for students interested in the intersection of dentistry, medical science, biomedical engineering, public health, materials science, biology, computer science, and chemistry. Research areas include dental materials, salivary research, diagnostic imaging, proteomics, oral microbiology, public health dentistry, AI in dentistry, infection prevention and control, phototherapy, stem cell biology, and regenerative medicine.

Students will train in a highly collaborative environment with access to advanced technologies such as mass spectrometry, 3D bioprinting, infrared imaging, flow cytometry/FACS microscopy, RNA sequencing, and 3D imaging and material characterization.

The post states that six PhD candidates are being recruited. Funding is described as fully funded, but no stipend amount or detailed package is provided. The application deadline is May 15, 2026.

To apply, candidates should submit a CV, letter of intent, and three letters of recommendation using the application link provided in the post.