[senit] PhD studentships at King's College London

Division of Applied Biomedical Research
School of Biomedical and Health Sciences,

PhD studentships
This Division is an association of researchers from a number of 
disciplines and schools who have the common aim of translating 
fundamental biomedical research to real, whole person, problems. 
Links with basic science research provide the building blocks for 
providing an integrated approach to clinical and human problems.
We have two home (UK/EU) PhD studentships available for people  with 
a first class or upper second class degree.

    * Assistive technology: factors affecting self-management in the 
selection and use of devices by people with long term, chronic conditions.

For further information please contact Dr Sheila Kitchen (020 7848 
6327 <mailto:sheila.kitchen at kcl.ac.uk>sheila.kitchen at kcl.ac.uk) or Dr 
Ruth Mayagoitia-Hill (020 7848 8102 
<mailto:ruth.mayagoitia-hill at kcl.ac.uk)>ruth.mayagoitia-hill at kcl.ac.uk)

    * Advances in Falls Rehabilitation: The use of vestibular 
exercises and optokinetic stimulation to improve falls risk and falls rate.

For further information please contact Dr Sheila Kitchen (020 7848 
6327 <mailto:sheila.kitchen at kcl.ac.uk>sheila.kitchen at kcl.ac.uk) (The 
project will be carried out with Dr Marousa Pavlou who is currently 
on maternity leave).

To apply please complete an online application form at 
<http://www.kcl.ac.uk/pg/apply/>http://www.kcl.ac.uk/pg/apply/ and 
send references to Adesuwa Idahosa, Postgraduate Office, Academic 
Centre, School of Biomedical and Health Sciences, Henriette Raphael 
Building, Guy's Campus, London, SE1 1UL.

We expect to interview for these studentships in late September.