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Prof A Dowsey

Faculty of Health Sciences

University of Bristol

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Creating a 4D atlas of body composition and gait with 3D cameras and deep learning to inform next generation cattle health and welfare developments

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Healthy and sustainable livestock through fine-grained behavioural monitoring using new hybrid AI on wearables and video

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Artificial intelligence to identify fungal susceptibility in the clinical diagnostic laboratory

This PhD project at the University of Bristol addresses the urgent and growing global health crisis posed by fungal infections, which are responsible for an estimated 3.8 million deaths annually, particularly affecting immunocompromised populations. The research will focus on understanding the mechanisms of fungal pathogenesis, epidemiology, and the impact of these infections on vulnerable groups. Students will have the opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research in medical mycology and global health, working within a leading academic institution. The project aims to generate new insights into the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of fungal diseases, with the potential to inform public health strategies and improve patient outcomes worldwide. Funding and application details are not specified in the current description.