Social enterprise eye care technology companies, MedicMind and oDocs Eye Care, have unveiled a new $90,000 PhD award.
The scholarship is being offered to a New Zealand university PhD candidate in the field of bioengineering, medical devices or deep learning. It covers $4,500 towards tuition fees and a $26,000 stipend per annum for three years.
To apply, please contact oDocs and MedicMind co-founder Dr Sheng Chiong Hong at [email protected]
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