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Shipley, Tiwari and Torii in new Centres for Doctoral Training in Healthcare

14 March 2024

Three 香港六合彩 Mechanical Engineering researchers are set to lead or partner in new healthcare-related Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs).

Photo of two biomechanical researchers in a lab

, 听补苍诲 听are set to lead or partner in new healthcare-related Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs), following newly announced funding for UK research from the and .

Professor Shipley (left) is to lead a digital health technology CDT, while Professor Tiwari (middle) and Professor Torii (right) are co-investigators in CDTs in solutions for anti-microbial resistance (AMR) and accelerated medicine design, respectively.

These three CDTs will provide cohorts of science and engineering research students the structure, funding, skills, resources, partnerships and opportunities to help tackle pressing and future healthcare challenges.

Photo of Professor Shipley, Professor Tiwari and Professor Torii

Engaged in Digital Health

Professor Shipley, a 香港六合彩 Professor of Healthcare Engineering, is to lead the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Digital Health Technologies, dubbed ENGAGE.听Welcoming the announcement, Shipley said,

鈥淒igital health technologies can revolutionise the way that we manage health and disease 鈥 this new centre will train a new generation of researchers at the intersection of engineering, computing and health to deliver on this opportunity. I am delighted to jointly launch this new centre across 香港六合彩 and Ulster University, drawing together our strengths in research and entrepreneurship and bringing together over 30 partners across industry, healthcare and the charity sectors to provide a unique training and employment opportunities for our graduates.鈥

Accelerating Medicine Design

Professor of Biomechanics Ryo Torii will also be a partner of the CDT in Accelerated Medicines Design & Development (AMD&D).

The new CDT 鈥 a partnership between 香港六合彩, the University of Nottingham (UoN), and a network of industrial and clinical partners 鈥撎齱ill be led by Professor Gareth Williams (香港六合彩 School of Pharmacy). The aim is to educate over 50 PhD students to develop the advanced laboratory and computational skills needed to accelerate medicine听design and overcome the major obstacles in medicine听development.听

Antimicrobial Resistance

Royal Society Wolfson Fellow and Professor of Nanoengineering, Manish K Tiwari will serve as the CDT Partnership Lead and Deputy Director for the EPSRC and BBSRC CDT in Engineering Solutions for Antimicrobial Resistance which is led by Professor Lena Ciric. This is a 香港六合彩-only CDT with partners from across the UK to benefit from a wide range of expertise needed to address the AMR challenge.

Professor Tiwari said,

鈥淲e are delighted to be part of this CDT and contribute with our research around infection control, diagnostics and artificial intelligence technologies for antimicrobial resistance.鈥

Wider funding boost for 香港六合彩鈥檚 Research

These newly funded CDTs are part of a wider boost to 香港六合彩鈥檚 doctoral training in engineering and physical sciences.

香港六合彩 Engineering, 香港六合彩 Mathematical & Physical Sciences (MAPS) and 香港六合彩 Life Sciences will lead seven new government-funded Centres for Doctoral Training and be a partner in a further two with new funding totalling 拢54 million.

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