Leverhulme Trust Studentship

The University of Bristol is inviting applications for PhD scholarship projects at the intersection of smart textiles, soft robotics and assistive technology . The research will explore how advanced fibres, yarns, textile structures and robotic actuation can enable wearable assistive technologies and next-generation robotic clothing. The available research directions include novel functional fibres and yarns for actuating and sensing textiles; soft robotic actuators for multifunctional robotic t...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Loughborough University through the Commonwealth Scholarship scheme for eligible international students. The post highlights support for full tuition fees , a 3-year stipend , and travel to the UK . It is aimed at ambitious researchers interested in doctoral research and impactful PhD study. While the post does not name a specific supervisor or project, the poster’s profile suggests interests in AI , machine learning , computer vision , robotics , autonomous syste...

The UCL EPSRC Doctoral Landscape Award (UELA) offers approximately 50 fully funded PhD studentships for the 2027/28 academic year at University College London. Around 130 advertised doctoral projects span the breadth of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) remit. Projects cover a wide range of engineering, physical sciences, computing, mathematical, materials, and related research areas. The catalogue includes both standard projects and collaborative projects co-funded ...

University College London is advertising about 50 fully funded PhD studentships through the UCL EPSRC Doctoral Landscape Award (UELA) in EPSRC remit areas. The studentships start on 1 October 2027 and can run for up to 4 years. Funding includes an estimated annual stipend of £26,022 (rising each year), tuition fees covered, and a Research Training Support Grant for conferences and project costs. Applicants will apply to a project from the UELA project catalogue, which is expected to open on 26 O...

[Annual stipend at the UKRI minimum rate (£21,805 per year) plus £1,000 per annum enhancement, and a research training support grant of up to £20,000 for the full 4-year programme.] This 4-year PhD studentship at The University of Manchester focuses on the development of smart knitted and 3D-printed heated gloves for people with Raynaud’s phenomenon . The project addresses a condition that causes reduced blood flow to the fingers in response to cold or stress, with symptoms such as pain, numbnes...