Sensing technologies for in-home health monitoring University of Glasgow in United Kingdom

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...

Postdoctoral Researcher / Assistant Professor Postdoc at Warsaw University of Technology , Faculty of Mechatronics, Warsaw, Poland. This temporary full-time position (40 hours/week) is part of a project focused on biomedical engineering, medical technology, and health sciences. The researcher will support the scientific leadership of the PI and coordinate field and analytical work related to the Pneumonitor system, with applications in sports diagnostics. Core responsibilities include scientific...

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 ...

Imperial College London is advertising a fully funded / competition-funded PhD project in 3D Imaging of Brain Blood Flow Using Ultrasound . The project sits at the intersection of biomedical engineering , medical imaging , physics , electrical engineering , and computer science , with research topics including 3D ultrasound brain imaging, brain blood-flow measurement, ultrasound contrast agents, 3D printing of brain-vessel models, imaging algorithms, signal processing, and experimental/computati...

This fully funded PhD project will investigate innovative approaches to improve the detection of cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy in people with diabetes . The research will focus on advanced analysis of wearable photoplethysmography (PPG) data, combining digital health, wearable technologies, biomedical signal processing and clinically relevant cardiovascular research. The student will work at the intersection of academia, industry and the NHS on a translational project with potential to imp...