Phd in biomedical engineering (signal processing)

Hobite

Hi, everyone,

I would like to chat with somebody who is doing PhD in biomedical engineering area.

I have master degree in Physics from Lithuania (basically taught master programme in biomedical engineering). But I have obtained it 5 years ago. And I am afraid that if I will wait longer, probably nobody will think about me seriuosly.

I have applied for IRCET twice and was in the middle of all applicants. I don't know what I can I do more. Of course, I am not einstein, but I am sure I could pursuate Phd. Mostly I am intrested in signals processing for ECG, SCG and ICG.

djpbarry

Hobite wrote: »

I have master degree in Physics from Lithuania (basically taught master programme in biomedical engineering). But I have obtained it 5 years ago. And I am afraid that if I will wait longer, probably nobody will think about me seriuosly.

I wouldn’t worry about that too much. If it’s time spent gaining experience in a relevant field then that will stand you in good stead if applying for a research position.

Hobite wrote: »

I have applied for IRCET twice and was in the middle of all applicants. I don't know what I can I do more.

Why don’t you look for PhD positions that already have funding? I’d also recommend that you broaden your search to include at least the UK:

http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/ADJ527/phd-research-studentship
http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/ADH932/10-fully-funded-phd-places-available-in-biomedical-imaging