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UK students only: PhD scholarship in Adaptive Predictive Control in Biomedicine
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Author: ACSE Admissions
Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 00:00
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Adaptive Predictive Control in Biomedicine

Dept of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering
University of Sheffield

Applications are invited for the above 3-year studentship, leading to 
PhD, to work in the area of Intelligent Control Systems (Soft Computing, 
including Fuzzy logic, Neural Networks, and Genetic Algorithms) and 
Model-Based Adaptive Predictive Control applied to biomedicine. The 
successful candidate will be involved in the software and hardware 
aspects of an exciting research project which will offer adequate 
resources, technical support, and practical experience. He/She will also 
have the opportunity to join a top-rated Engineering Department which 
achieved a Grade 5A in the last Research Assessment Exercise.

Award Value: The scholarship will pay tuition fees plus a maintenance 
allowance to the successful student of �5,400 per year.

Eligibility: You must be a UK resident and have, or expect to achieve, at 
least a BSc (Hons) class 2:1 or equivalent in a relevant science, maths 
or engineering subject.

Start Date: The scholarship can commence on a date between May and 
October 1998 by mutual agreement.

Four additional UK Research Studentships to start on or after 1 October 
are available which can be allocated to any research topic in the 
Department. Please ask for more details.

For  more information, please send an email,including details of your 
postal address to:

pgacse-g@sheffield.ac.uk


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What to find out more about research topics available?

Then come to our
Dept Research Open Day on Tues 9 June 1pm - 4pm. 

Please email above for further details
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