The University of Bath invites applications for a PhD studentship focusing on stress reactivity in At-Risk youth. The project uses ambulatory cortisol measurement with the U-RHYTHM device and Experience Sampling Methods to model stress responses across physiological, psychological and behavioural levels.
Based in the NIHR Mental Health Research Group at the University of Bath, with strong links to Exeter and Bristol, the role offers funded training costs and travel support to attend conferences.
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PhD in Stress Reactivity & At-Risk Youth Mental Health in Bath employer: University of Bath
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