Dimitrios Koutsouras

Dimitrios Koutsouras, Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the University of Bath , is seeking highly motivated doctoral candidates interested in bioelectronic medicine and related technologies. Potential PhD research may focus on neuromodulation , biosensors , and organic bioelectronics . These areas bring together biomedical engineering, electronic devices, materials, and medical applications to investigate how bioelectronic systems can interact with and monitor biological processes. The opportunity is aimed at students from the Americas and the Caribbean who wish to develop doctoral projects at the University of Bath. Candidates will discuss potential research directions with Dimitrios Koutsouras and may receive support in applying for the David Parkin Scholarship for new doctoral students.

Dimitrios Koutsouras, Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the University of Bath, is seeking talented students from China for a PhD funding opportunity supported through the CSC-University of Bath Doctoral Programme. Potential research directions include bioelectronic medicine , neuromodulation , biosensors and organic bioelectronics . These areas connect biomedical engineering, medical science and electrical engineering, with opportunities to explore technologies that interface with biological systems and support therapeutic or diagnostic applications. Interested candidates should email a CV and a brief summary of their research interests to [email protected] to discuss potential PhD projects. Successful candidates will be supported in applying to the CSC-University of Bath Doctoral Programme. The application deadline is 29 November 2026. The post does not provide details about stipend value, tuition coverage, eligibility criteria beyond being a student from China, or language requirements. Applicants should clarify project fit, admission requirements and funding terms with the supervisor.

PhD opportunity at the University of Bath in Organic Electronics for Bioelectronic Medicine . The project focuses on developing next-generation electronic materials and devices for interfacing with biological systems, with research spanning organic electronics , bioelectronics , and neurotechnology . This is a strong fit for candidates interested in translating fundamental materials and device research into impactful biomedical applications. The post is explicitly for UK Home students only . Deadline: Monday 27 April (less than 7 days left to apply, as stated in the post). Contact: Dimitrios Koutsouras, Lecturer (Assistant Professor), University of Bath. The post invites informal discussion with interested applicants.