University of Exeter invites applications for a PhD studentship focused on developing intelligent spectroscopy pixels to study microbial responses to antibiotics. The project combines physics, materials engineering, computer science and bioscience to push single-cell measurements and unlock new optical fingerprints of cellular states.
The funded studentship includes a stipend and covers fees, with supervision under a landscape of EPSRC support that emphasizes quantum technologies, optical
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