PhD Studentship: Bionic Vision – Neuroprosthetic Solutions for Restoring Sight Newcastle University in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at the University of Nottingham in Addressing Macular Diseases using Ultrathin Digital Optics , starting in October 2026 . This interdisciplinary project sits across the Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Science (Psychology) in the UK, bringing together mathematics, physics, artificial intelligence, clinical practice, and visual neuroscience. The project explores optical metasurfaces and ultrathin metamaterials as compact, passive optical devices that shape light in new w...

Postdoctoral Researcher opportunity at the University of Oxford focused on Parkinson’s disease , innate immune pathways , iPSC models , co-cultures , and high-content imaging . This is a research-intensive postdoctoral opening for candidates with strong interests in neurodegeneration, cellular disease modeling, and inflammatory mechanisms. The post highlights work on Parkinson’s inflammation models and suggests a translational, lab-based project using advanced imaging and stem-cell-derived syste...

PhD studentship opportunity at the Rosalind Franklin Institute for a home student interested in interdisciplinary life science technology , imaging , AI , chemistry , and biology . This is a research training opportunity aligned with the Franklin PhD programme and is especially relevant for applicants with interests spanning computational and experimental life sciences. The post is being shared by Dementia Researcher and points to the Franklin PhD programme page for full details and application ...

PhD Studentship: 3D-OCT Tools for Posterior Eye Shape Characterisation at the University of Plymouth , sponsored by Carl Zeiss AG . This is a 3-year full-time PhD focused on developing and validating 3D-OCT-based tools for posterior eye shape characterisation. The research has applications in myopia , glaucoma , age-related macular degeneration (AMD) , and intraocular lens (IOL) selection . Funding: full tuition plus a tax-free stipend of £20,176 in year 1, £21,185 in year 2, and £21,926 in year...

PhD opportunities are available in bioelectronic medicine and bioelectronics at the University of Sydney , within the School of Biomedical Engineering. The post is shared by Xudong Tao , who is joining the University of Sydney as a Lecturer (Assistant Professor equivalent) and is inviting interested candidates to apply. The research theme appears to connect biomedical engineering , electrical engineering , materials science , and medical science , with likely emphasis on bioelectronic systems an...