The University of Plymouth invites applications for a PhD Studentship focused on developing a pancreatic tumour treating field system. The project aims to advance non-invasive cancer therapies by applying alternating electric fields to inhibit tumour growth in pancreatic cancer.
You will design, develop, and optimise a TTF system within a multidisciplinary team. Responsibilities include experimental/computational research, prototype development, and modelling of electric fields in tissues.
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