PhD Opportunity in AI and Wearable Technology for Parkinson’s Disease Ulster University in United Kingdom

Ulster University is advertising a fully funded PhD opportunity in AI and wearable technology for Parkinson’s disease as part of the PD-LIFE Project. The project sits within a multidisciplinary, all-island collaborative programme focused on improving the understanding, monitoring, and management of Parkinson’s disease.

The research will develop AI-powered wearable technologies that can monitor, classify, and predict Parkinson’s symptoms using multimodal sensor data. This is a strong fit for applicants interested in computer science, biomedical engineering, medical science, neuroscience, electrical engineering, and public health, especially those motivated by digital health and person-centred healthcare innovation.

The studentship is described as fully funded for 3 years and includes a £26,585 stipend, tuition fees, and research support. The post highlights a collaborative research environment across multiple universities and an opportunity to contribute to innovative healthcare solutions with real-world impact.

Eligibility details are limited in the post, but the announcement encourages applicants with an interest in AI, wearable technologies, and healthcare innovation to apply. No deadline is stated in the post excerpt provided.

To apply, open the further details link, review the project information, and follow the application instructions on the linked opportunity page.