PhD Projects

Each of our PhD projects give students the opportunity take part in world-leading research, observing the translational pathway.

Device safety and visualisation in MRI-guided cardiac catheterisation

Available project

Image and Simulation Guided Lead Less Endocardial Physiological CRT

Available project

Robot-assisted ultrasonic microsurgery

Available project

Dual-Modal Multi-Aperture Photoacoustic and Ultrasound Imaging for Guiding Minimally Invasive Surgery

Available project

Automated image-based registration of ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging for endoscopic endonasal surgery

Available project

Contextual AI for tool-tissue interaction-related surgical tasks

Available project

Joint learning of stereo vision reconstruction and hyperspectral imaging upsampling for binocular surgical guidance

Available project

AI-driven autonomous robot thrombectomy in acute stroke

Available project

Improving the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral artery disease using computational modelling

Available project

Blood coagulation modelling to inform stroke risk stratification and intervention planning in COVID-19 patients with atrial fibrillation

Available project

Image-based computational system for guiding ablation treatment of atrial arrhythmias

Available project

Using computational fluid mechanics and Artificial Intelligence for Risk Assessment and Guidance of Stroke Neuroradiological Interventions

Available project

Simultaneous Doppler US-low field MRI to enable comprehensive image-guided fetal intervention of the future

Available project

Investigating thrombosis formation in replacement aortic valves

Available project

Safe and accurate imaging of implants for Epilepsy treatments using a parallel transmit RF coil array.

Available project

A list of filled projects

These projects have been filled

PHD OPPORTUNITIES - SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING & IMAGING SCIENCES, KING'S COLLEGE LONDON

Find out more about PhD opportunities at the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences, King's College London.

Development of a flexible microrobotic solution for early breast cancer diagnosis

Artificial smart valve for bag-free stoma

Artificial smart valve for bag-free stoma

CURRENT PROJECTS