Development of Portable Technology to Mitigate Cold Intolerance in Workers
A PhD opportunity to design wearable tech solutions for cold-stress reduction in occupational settings.
Best for:Best for computer science or engineering PhD students with expertise in wearable technology, human-computer interaction, and a focus on occupational health applications.
Overview
This PhD position focuses on developing portable technology to alleviate cold intolerance among workers. Conducted in France, the project aims to create innovative solutions that enhance occupational health and safety in cold environments. The successful candidate will collaborate with a research team to design, prototype, and test wearable devices. The work involves interdisciplinary research at the intersection of computer science, human-computer interaction, and occupational health. Applicants should have a strong background in relevant engineering or computer science disciplines and a passion for applied research.
What you'll do
- Design and develop portable wearable technology to monitor and mitigate cold intolerance in workers.
- Conduct user studies and field tests to evaluate the effectiveness and usability of the proposed solutions.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to integrate technological innovations with occupational health guidelines.
- Analyze and interpret data collected from wearable devices to assess their impact on worker performance and comfort.
- Present research findings at academic conferences and publish results in peer-reviewed journals.
- Contribute to the development of best practices for wearable technology in occupational health settings.
Requirements
Degree required: Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Human-Computer Interaction, or a related field
Degree offered: PhD
Language: French proficiency; English proficiency for academic work
Instruction: French
- Proven expertise in wearable technology or human-computer interaction
- Experience with hardware and software development for portable devices
- Strong background in data analysis and user-centered design
- Familiarity with occupational health and safety standards
- Open to international applicants
- No specific residency or nationality restrictions mentioned
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2026-11-01
Applicants should follow the application process outlined on the Campus France portal. Submit a detailed CV, a cover letter explaining research interests and qualifications, and any relevant academic transcripts. Additional documents may be required based on the specific guidelines provided by the doctoral school.
- CV
- Cover letter
- Academic transcripts (BSc and MSc)
- Research proposal or statement of purpose
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