MINDnet Marie Sklodowska-Curie Doctoral Candidates in Neuromorphic Photonics and Neurotechnologies (DC1 & DC2) University of Strathclyde in United Kingdom

PhD project at the University of Southampton in the Optoelectronics Research Centre (ORC) on simplified coherent optical technologies for next-generation passive optical networks . This research focuses on optical communications , coherent optical transmission , passive optical networks (PON) , telecommunications , and signal processing . The project aims to develop low-complexity coherent solutions for beyond-50G access networks, improving capacity, reach, spectral efficiency, and energy effici...

Applications are now open for CDT SPADS (Sensing, Processing and AI for Defence and Security), a PhD programme for September 2027 entry . This is a joint doctoral programme between The University of Edinburgh and Heriot-Watt University , bringing together research in artificial intelligence , sensing , and signal processing to address real-world defence and security challenges. The programme works with more than 20 partners, including the UK Ministry of Defence’s Defence Science and Technology L...

PhD opportunity at the University of Cambridge , Department of Clinical Neurosciences, on developing a digital twin model for cerebrospinal fluid dynamics and cerebral haemodynamics to support real-time monitoring of patients after severe traumatic brain injury . The project combines biomedical engineering , neuroscience , mathematical modelling , machine learning , and physics-informed modelling . The student will work with high-resolution physiological datasets from the Brain Physics Laborator...

Research Fellow in Advanced Semiconductor Device Modelling at the University of Surrey (Guildford, United Kingdom). This is a full-time, fixed-term research position on EPSRC project EP/Y000196/1 , focused on advanced semiconductor device modelling for source-gated transistors (SGTs) and multimodal transistors (MMTs) . The successful candidate will develop and validate predictive models using methods such as high-fidelity TCAD , compact modelling , surrogate modelling , and physics-informed mach...

PhD opportunity in Controlling Errors in Quantum Computers at Imperial College London , supervised by Dr Zhenyu Cai . This project targets one of the central challenges in quantum computation : reducing and controlling errors in quantum machines. The research aims to develop a full-stack approach to quantum error suppression , integrating methods across multiple layers of the quantum computing stack. Relevant research areas include quantum error correction , quantum error mitigation , and quantu...