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impact through the Healthcare Technologies Institute and the Precision Healthcare Technology Accelerator. The School of Engineering also has an established Medical Engineering research group with links
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Primary Supervisor: Dr. Dennis Fitzpatrick Cardiovascular disease remains a major global health challenge and continues to drive innovation in medical technology. Cardiovascular devices form
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Healthcare Technology Accelerator. The School of Engineering also has an established Medical Engineering research group with links to several SME and multinational medical device companies. The candidate will
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of Mechanical Engineering at Imperial. The project is a collaboration between engineering scientists at Imperial College London and medical scientists at the Technical University of Munich, Germany. Within
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Nuclear thermal hydraulics, solar energy, zero carbon systems, energy storage and bio-medical engineering Choose your research project You are invited to contact a member of staff in the Department
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well as barriers and facilitators to these approaches Validation across data sources including medical records and patient reported outcomes The PhD will conclude with co-production workshops to produce best
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tirzepatide)—GLP-1 receptor agonists originally developed for diabetes—are now increasingly used for weight loss, with millions of people prescribed these medications. Yet we know almost nothing about how they
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relevant subject area including; medical sciences, biomedical sciences, biomedical engineering, molecular biology, physiology, biochemistry or related disciplines. Scientific curiosity, strong communication
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masters degree (in a relevant social or health sciences subject) or equivalent professional experience and an interest in/experience in health and social care research. We encourage applications from people
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the menstrual cycle. In this project you will combine innovative smart technology and the latest AI-based food tracking apps to understand the impact of dietary behaviours on PMS and perimenopausal symptoms and