Effects of digital technology use and RF-EMF on cognition and mental health in the SCAMP cohort

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Search scholarship opportunities. Home tuition fees covered plus a tax-free annual stipend starting at around £22,780 based on UKRI 2026/27 UK PhD stipend. Essential : Candidates should hold, or achieve by the start of the programme, a Master’s degree in addition to a Bachelor’s degree with a UK First- or Upper Second-Class honours grade or equivalent in a relevant life science or quantitative science subject. Strong background in statistics and quantitative data analysis and familiarity with statistical/computational tools (e.g., R, Python, Stata). Candidates must meet Imperial College’s English language requirements (Higher level) unless exempt. Desirable : Experience in machine learning, public health, or epidemiological research. Experience working with or communicating with young people. Please note: This scholarship is available to new entrants only. Students already studying the course are not eligible. This is an environmental exposure assessment and epidemiology PhD project based within Imperial’s School of Public Health at the White City Campus. The student will join the NIHR HPRU in Radiation Threats and Hazards team and collaborate with partner institutions including UK