[UK] University of Kent PhD Studentships 2009 at the Department of Electronics
The Department of Electronics has a number of fully funded studentships available for 2009/10 across its range of postgraduate programmes and subjects:
- Four of these studentships are associated with EPSRC Research projects.
- The remaining seven studentships are directly funded via Kent University Studentship routes, DTA awards and/or EU funding.
Three of these studentships have specific projects associated with them, while the remaining four can be chosen from a wide ranging list of projects.
Projects
EPSRC Funded Research Projects:
- Bodyworn Antennas
- Output Feedback Control for Uncertain Variable Structure Systems with Resets
- Oxyfuel Flame Imaging
- Intelligent Flame Detection Incorporating Burner Condition Monitoring and On-Line Fuel Tracking
DTA / University Funded Projects:
- A Multi-Parameter Assessment of Upper Limb Movement throughout Rehabilitation
- Autonomous and Intelligent Healthcare System (SYSIASS)
- NOBA (NOmad Biometric Authentification)
Other PhD Opportunities:
- Emotional Engineering and Affective Computing for 3D Social Virtual Worlds: A Biometric Approach
- User Experience and Social Engagement with Computer Games among Older People
- Ageing-Adaptive Face Recognition
- Biometric Liveness Detection and its Evaluation
- Person Recognition from High-Resolution Skin Texture
- Interactive Face Recognition
- Monitoring of Particulate Emissions through Digital Imaging and Light Scattering
- Digital Imaging Based Characterisation of Biomass Particles in Power Generation
- Reconstruction of Radical Emissions in a Combustion Flame through Stereoscopic Tomography
- Tomographic Reconstruction of Soot Volume Fraction and Emissivity of a Sooting Flame using Multiple Cameras
- Monitoring and Characterisation of Gas Turbine Flames through Stereoscopic Imaging and Two-colour Techniques
- Body-Worn 4G and Healthcare Systems
- Frequency Selective Wireless Control in Smart Buildings
- Wearable RFID Tag Design
- Biometric/Signature Variation due to Capture Device
- Bar-Code Biometric Templates
- Signature Ageing and Stability
Details of all the projects can be viewed at:
http://www.ee.kent.ac.uk/postgraduate/pg_studentships.aspx
All studentships cover tuition fees at the home/EU rate plus a maintenance grant which is equivalent to that offered by the Research Councils.
The Department is engaged in high-quality research with significant national and international impact while offering excellent opportunities for graduate studies over a wide range of projects.
Applications are invited from students from the disciplines of Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, Maths or a related discipline.
Application process
Applicants should apply online at
http://www.kent.ac.uk/studying/postgrad/gradapply.html
stating in which project/studentship they are interested.
The deadline for receipt of applications is 17.00 on Friday, 3rd July 2009.




