PhD in AI for Decoding Listening Fatigue from Wearables University of Southampton in United Kingdom

Robert McCutcheon is sharing two clinical academia opportunities for healthcare professionals and doctors interested in combining clinical practice with research. 1) Funded PhD opportunity: “Minimal EEG, Maximal Information” This project aims to develop a low-cost, scalable EEG platform to measure brain function in clinical settings. The research combines neuroscience , machine learning , and device development , with the goal of making neurobiological measurements more accessible in routine cli...

PhD opportunity at the University of Southampton in reliable detection of cognitive and affective states from biomedical signals , with a strong focus on EEG , biomedical signal processing, time-series analysis, statistical modelling, and machine learning. The project investigates how temporal structure in biomedical recordings can bias analyses and inflate performance estimates, and it aims to develop more robust and reproducible methods for analysing biomedical data. You will work with real-wo...

PhD position in Multisensory Development at the ARTORG Center for Biomedical Engineering Research , University of Bern, within the Multimodal and Multisensory Development Lab . This doctoral project is part of the SNSF Starting Grant project PREDICT (“Neural and Behavioral Mechanisms of Cognitive Development Across Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence: From Sleep to Multisensory Integration”). The successful candidate will develop and implement a multisensory experiment for a cross-sectional stud...

PhD opportunity at the University of Southampton in neuromorphic silicon for non-invasive communication BCIs , with a focus on EEG , brain–computer interfaces , electrical engineering , biomedical engineering , computer science , and machine learning . The project addresses a key bottleneck in EEG-based BCIs: the computing behind decoding. Instead of relying on a laptop or cloud, the research aims to move decoding onto the head using neuromorphic AI hardware. The work includes novel event-based ...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the Institute for the Science of Early Years and Youth (ISEY), University of East London, Stratford Campus, United Kingdom. The project focuses on shared reading , early cognitive development , attention , language development , and dual-brain EEG . It asks how caregiver-child interactions support learning, how moment-to-moment neural activity becomes coordinated during shared reading, and how interpersonal neural coordination relates to children’s attention, enga...