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    Programme Information MRes course PhD course Continuous training

Prospective students

    How to apply Making a strong application Funding Why should I apply? Applying from outside the UK Where do our graduates go

Sensors Days

    2026: Sensors in Industry 2025: Sensors in Space 2024: Sensing Our Environment 2023: Sensor Ethics and Machine Intelligence 2022: Sensors in an Uncertain World 2021: Sensors, Healthcare and Global Health 2020: Supporting a Green Recovery Sensors Day 2019 Sensors Day 2018 Sensors Day 2017 Sensors Day 2016 Sensors Day 2015

Team Challenges

    2026: Sprout Sense 2024: DAISY 2023: LiFETIME 2022: CyanoVision 2021: OVSI 2020: OccuCamb 2019: SoliCamb 2018: open-seneca 2017: Cell-Free Arsenic Sensor 2016: Open-Source Optical Projection Tomography 2015: Sensors for Assisted Living

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About the programme

Programme Information PhD course

MRes course

MRes course overview Principles of Sensing Machine Learning Responsible Research and Inclusive Innovation Mini Research Projects Sensor Team Challenge

Continuous training

Continuous training overview Sensor Seminar Series Sensor Cafes Sensors Days Workshops Social and networking events Away days

Prospective students

How to apply Making a strong application Funding Why should I apply? Applying from outside the UK Where do our graduates go

Sensors Days

2026: Sensors in Industry

2026: Sensors in Industry overview Programme

2025: Sensors in Space

2025: Sensors in Space overview Programme

2024: Sensing Our Environment

2024: Sensing Our Environment overview Programme

2023: Sensor Ethics and Machine Intelligence

2023: Sensor Ethics and Machine Intelligence overview Programme

2022: Sensors in an Uncertain World

2022: Sensors in an Uncertain World overview Programme

2021: Sensors, Healthcare and Global Health

2021: Sensors, Healthcare and Global Health overview Programme

2020: Supporting a Green Recovery

2020: Supporting a Green Recovery overview Programme

Sensors Day 2019

Sensors Day 2019 overview Programme

Sensors Day 2018

Sensors Day 2018 overview Programme

Sensors Day 2017

Sensors Day 2017 overview Programme

Sensors Day 2016

Sensors Day 2016 overview Programme

Sensors Day 2015

Sensors Day 2015 overview Programme

Team Challenges

2026: Sprout Sense 2024: DAISY 2023: LiFETIME 2022: CyanoVision 2021: OVSI 2020: OccuCamb 2019: SoliCamb 2018: open-seneca 2017: Cell-Free Arsenic Sensor 2016: Open-Source Optical Projection Tomography 2015: Sensors for Assisted Living

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Industrial Partners Management

Governance

Governance overview External Advisory Board Steering Committee

Current students

Information for UKRI studentship holders Research Training and Support Grant Information Leave reporting form Publishing your work
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