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Fully funded PhD: time-resolved multimodal AI for imaging, omics, biotechnology and food
Teesside University offers a fully funded PhD studentship with Professor Claudio Angione's group. The project develops deep-learning methods that combine several data types over time, such as imaging and omics, for biotechnology and food applications.
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Experience
- Experience not specified
- Salary / stipend
- Tax-free stipend of GBP 21,805 per year
- Apply by
- 27 Nov 2026
- Job type
- Fellowship
- Work mode
- On-site
- Function
- Research
- Openings
- 1
Who can apply
Applicants (home or international) with a passion for time-resolved, multimodal AI applied to imaging, omics, biotechnology and food
Review the original notice to confirm the requirements. Related degrees are not automatically equivalent; the recruiting organisation decides eligibility.
What you’ll do
- Develop time-resolved multimodal AI and deep-learning methods
- Integrate imaging and omics data over time
- Apply the methods to biotechnology and food research questions
What the employer asks for
- Strong interest in multimodal and time-resolved AI for imaging, omics, biotechnology and food
- Open to home and international applicants
- Other academic criteria not stated in the listing
Selection process
Not stated in the source. Review the original notice.
Documents to keep ready
Not stated in the source. Review the original notice.
Pay, benefits and perks
- Fully funded studentship
- Tax-free stipend of GBP 21,805 a year
About the employer
Teesside University is a UK public university in Middlesbrough; Professor Claudio Angione leads research combining AI, systems biology and biotechnology.
How to apply
Read the full notice and follow the instructions on the original application page.
Apply by 27 Nov 2026, 5 pm
Skills for this role
What employers ask for in Research (JRF / SRF / PhD / Postdoc) roles. named in this notice
- Deep learning
- Multimodal data integration
- Imaging and omics analysis
- Computational systems biology
- PhD
- Junior Research Fellow
- JRF
- Senior Research Fellow
- SRF
- Postdoctoral
- Research Associate
- Food Technology research
- GATE XL
- ICAR NET
- ASRB
- Publications
Pay on similar vacancies
From 3 Research & Academia vacancies on FSD in the same role family that publish pay. Monthly, before deductions.
Prepare for the interview
Questions commonly asked for Research (JRF / SRF / PhD / Postdoc) roles. Practise answers with an example and a number.
- Summarise your dissertation or main research project in two minutes for a non-specialist panel.
- Why this group or lab, and how does your experience fit the project described in the call?
- How did you design your experiments and choose the statistical analysis?
- Which analytical techniques have you used hands-on, and what were their limitations?
- What would be the first three months of work on this project if you were selected?
- Tell us about a result that did not work and what you did next.
Before you apply
- Read the original notice end to endDates, eligibility and the application route are decided by the employer, not by FSD.
- Tailor your resume to this vacancyMatch the keywords in the requirements. Resume Studio shows what is missing.
- Prepare a short research statementOne page on your project experience and why this group or call fits.
- Line up refereesMost calls ask for two or three referees; tell them in advance.
- Check the funding termsFellowship amount, duration, HRA and eligibility (NET / GATE) differ between calls.
Source & editorial check
Follow the application link on the listing to Teesside University's studentship page and apply by 27 Nov 2026, 5 pm.
Original posting: Date not stated
Checked 2026-11-07 · Updated 2026-11-07
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