Postdoctoral studies in wearable biosensors (scholarship) Karolinska Institutet in Sweden

Fully funded PhD opportunities are available in the Gouverneur Group at the University of Oxford. The post advertises 2 x CSHP CDT projects (P12, P13), 1 x IMAT CDT project (P1), and 1 x Oxford Fund studentship (home UK fees). These are doctoral-level openings for students interested in chemistry, materials science, and related interdisciplinary research areas. Useful links are provided to the group homepage and the CDT project pages. The announcement does not include a deadline, stipend amount,...

DTU is advertising a PhD scholarship in molecular biology and bioreceptor engineering for biosensors within the BRIGHT institute in Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark . The project is part of the EU-funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network BUG-ID and focuses on improving infection diagnostics by combining molecular biology , biotechnology , and nanotechnology . The research will initially center on identifying nucleic acid aptamers that target microbial biomarkers, with opportunities to explore alternat...

Flinders University’s Nguyen Lab is recruiting a PhD candidate for research in wearable sensors, biosensors, implantable biosensors, bioelectronic medicine, flexible electronics, microfabrication, and functional nanomaterials . The project focuses on developing next-generation wearable and implantable biosensors for continuous health monitoring and translation toward real-world on-body diagnostic devices. The successful candidate will work in the Advanced Mechanical Systems & Bioelectronic Medic...

Imperial College London is advertising the President's PhD Scholarships , a fully funded PhD opportunity open to applicants in any field across Imperial departments. This is a strong option for students seeking interdisciplinary doctoral study at a top UK university. The post highlights that applicants must secure a confirmed Imperial supervisor before applying, so identifying a suitable research group is an essential first step. Eligibility highlights: a first-class undergraduate degree or a ma...

King's College London chemistry PI Andrew Surman has announced that the annual King's-China Scholarship Council PhD Scholarship scheme is open again. The opportunity is aimed at strong, eligible PhD applicants interested in research themes including molecular recognition , catalysis , messy systems , melanin , and nanomedicine . The lab also invites applications from candidates eligible for other current calls, including the Commonwealth scheme . Applicants are directed to the scholarship link a...