Two PhD opportunities at Cardiff University to student Mathematical Biology
Are you ready to make a real impact in healthcare? We're offering a fully funded PhD project that could change the way neonatal sepsis is detected in intensive care units worldwide. Using cutting-edge machine learning and data analysis, you'll develop an automated system capable of identifying sepsis up to 72 hours earlier than current methods, potentially saving countless infant lives. With access to high-resolution NICU data from India, and the chance to work at the intersection of mathematics, bioinformatics, and medical research, this is a unique opportunity to make a difference. Click here to learn more and apply:
Discover the groundbreaking PhD opportunity in "Healing and Harm: Modelling the Relation Between Cell Motion and Environmental Topography." This research project will revolutionise our understanding of cellular motion and its impact on health by merging cutting-edge mathematics with innovative biology. In collaboration with experimentalists at the University of Reading, you will develop a sophisticated mechanical model to decode how cells move during muscle healing and cancer metastasis. Unlike traditional models that simplify environmental complexity, this project will incorporate real tissue data to better understand and influence cellular behaviour, with the ultimate goal of accelerating healing and inhibiting cancer spread. For more information follow the following link: