University of Oxford invites applications for a 3.5-year D.Phil. studentship within the Control Group. The project aims to develop data-driven models predicting seizure-like events from mouse brain slice data, combining state-space systems with neural networks.
It will explore closed-loop stimulation with multielectrode arrays and work in collaboration with Prof Ed Mann. Supervision by Dr Thiago B. Burghi under his Royal Society URF, with a focus on system identification, machine learning and
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DPhil in Neuroengineering: Model-Based Seizure Prediction in Oxford employer: University of Oxford
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