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Faculty of Medicine EPSRC UDLA Studentships

Imperial College London Faculty of Medicine
✓ Fully Funded ⏰ Closing Soon 🎓 Artificial Intelligence 🎓 Bioengineering 🎓 Biomedical Engineering 🎓 Computational Biology 🎓 Medical Imaging 🎓 Medicine Medical Imaging Biofilms Biomedical AI Cancer Research Cardiology Computational Modelling Microvascular Systems Multimodal Imaging Synthetic Biology Synthetic Cells

Fully funded EPSRC UDLA PhD studentships at Imperial in biomedical engineering and medicine, covering synthetic biology and cardiac imaging with interdisciplinary training and strong research support.

Project Description

The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) University Doctoral Landscape Award (UDLA) supports up to 8 PhD studentships within the Faculty of Medicine at Imperial College London. Students will join one of two flagship research cohorts: 1. Synthetic Cells (SynCells) for Healthcare Led by Ravinash Krishna Kumar Projects include: Targeted antimicrobial delivery against resistant biofilms Synthetic cell technologies for prostate cancer RNA biomarkers for therapeutic activation Programmable immune training and vaccine delivery 2. Deep Mapping of the Myocardium Led by Andrew Scott Projects include: Computational simulation of microvascular systems Cardiac ageing and disease markers 3D reconstruction of heart structure and gene expression Advanced imaging for ventricular activation mapping Students will benefit from interdisciplinary research across bioengineering, medicine, and computational science, as well as training through Imperial’s Early Career Researcher Institute (ECRI), which provides professional and transferable skills development.

Entry Requirements

First-class or strong upper second-class (2:1) undergraduate degree (or equivalent)
Specific eligibility depends on project (some restricted to home students due to funding rules)

How to Apply

Apply via Imperial College London PhD application system
Check individual project requirements on the official website
Follow “How to Apply” instructions provided by Imperial

Eligibility

UK/Home
EU
International

Supervisor Profile

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Ravinash Krishna Kumar, Andrew Scott, Charlotte Bevan, Beth Holder, John Tregoning, Sonia Nielles-Vallespin, Michaela Noseda, Fu Siong Ng
Imperial College London, Faculty of Medicine

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