[Depfis] doctorado en fotónica en la Universidad de Kent

[Ricardo Depine]

PhD POSITION IN PHOTONICS IN THE APPLIED OPTICS GROUP, UNIVERSITY OF KENT

This is a prestigious and fully funded PhD studentship, supported by the
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) of the UK.
Interested students (who expect to obtain a first class degree) are strongly
advised to develop their application in partnership with the Applied Optics
Group in the University of Kent in order to prepare the application.

The deadline for applications is Sunday 13th March 23:59 but they should
express interest by sending a CV and a list of projects so far to Professor
Adrian Podoleanu,  ap11 en kent.ac.uk by 23rd of January 2022.

The research will be on optical coherence tomography (OCT), lasers for OCT,
photo acoustics, medical applications of optical techniques, digital
holography, optical sensing. More information on current research areas in the
Applied Optics Group can be found using the following link:
https://research.kent.ac.uk/applied-optics/join/phd-projects/

Scholarship value
These scholarships include a doctoral stipend (equivalent to the Research
Councils UK National Minimum Doctoral Stipend, £15,609 2021/22 rate (2022/2023
rate to be announced) for 3.5 years, tuition fees at the home rate and access
to further research support funding. If you are applying as an international
candidate, Kent will waive the difference between Home and International fees.
Open to Home and Overseas (including EU) students. If you are applying as an
overseas student (this includes EU nationals), Kent will waive the difference
between the Home and Oversea fees. The number of international studentships
awarded per cohort is capped by UKRI at 30%.

How to apply
When applying (after developing the application together with the Applied
Optics Group), students should follow the University of Kent’s online
application process.

Adrian Podoleanu, FInstP, FOSA, FSPIE, Professor of Biomedical Optics, Head of
the Applied Optics Group, School of Physical Sciences, Ingram 301, University
of Kent, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7NH, UK
ap11 en kent.ac.uk