Epsrc cdt mres %2B phd in sensor technologies and applications in University of cambridge

This course is aimed at students with backgrounds in natural sciences, technology, mathematics or medicine and a proven interest in sensing. It is structured in two phases: a one-year MRes course followed by a three-year PhD research programme. The MRes phase consists of a combination of taught and research modules aimed at teaching students the technical and transferable skills required to carry out original research in the area of sensing and to become future leaders in sensor technologies and applications. We expect students to become able to communicate sensor-related research across traditional subject boundaries. The PhD projects will allow students to become experts in their specific fields. Continuing interdisciplinary research activities during the PhD phase, such as workshops and seminars, will foster collaboration across discipline boundaries and provide a peer network.

A first-class or high 2.i degree, a university degree in a natural science, IELTS of 7.0 TOEFL ibT of 100, CAE Grade A or B with at least 193 in each individual element, CPE Grade A, B, or C with at least 200 in each individual element, Two academic references, Transcripts, Statement of Interest, CV

Research Scientist, Image Sensor Scientist, Photonics Consultant/Staff Physicist, Optimization Researcher, System Integration Engineer, Spectral Scientist

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