PhD in Computer Science: Machine Learning for Medical Eye-Movement Calibration and Dizziness Diagnosis University of East Anglia in United Kingdom

University of East Anglia is advertising several PhD places in Computer Science within the School of Computing Sciences. The highlighted project, supervised by Jacob Newman (Lecturer in Computing Sciences), is a continuation of the CAVA medical project focused on developing a device and algorithms to diagnose dizziness in the community.

The research aims to use machine learning to automatically and continuously calibrate electrooculography-style voltage data recorded from eye movements, so that the signals can be translated into meaningful eye-movement measurements in degrees. The broader medical goal is to improve insights into patients with conditions such as vestibular migraine and Ménière's disease.

This opportunity is especially relevant to students interested in Computer Science, machine learning, biomedical signal processing, and medical device development. The post indicates that students will be paid to study, suggesting funded PhD positions, although no stipend amount or tuition details are given.

Applicants are encouraged to get in touch directly for more information. The post does not list a formal deadline, application portal, or detailed eligibility criteria.