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computer games PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 17 computer games PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Human Motion Analysis using Computer Vision and Deep Learning
Analysis of human motion is implicitly or explicitly required in many areas such as healthcare, sports, video surveillance, body-based user interfaces and computer games and animation. Read more
PhD opportunities in Games Design at Brunel University London
Come and join us in projects with industry partners in the games and creative industries!. Read more
Advanced brain-computer interface
A brain-computer interface (BCI) provides a direct communication pathway between a human brain and an external device. Using appropriate sensors and data processing algorithms, a BCI maps patterns of brain activity associated with a volitional thought onto signals suitable for communication and control. Read more
Research opportunities in Computer Science
Our Department of Computer Science has a strong international reputation for conducting research that has real impact, tackles fundamental questions and addresses interdisciplinary problems which face today's computer scientists. Read more
Interactive food
PhD opening. interactive food. PhD opening on interactive food (HCI, Interaction Design). in the Exertion Games Lab, Melbourne, Australia. Read more
Inferring through interaction the behaviour of real or simulated agents
This project strives to advance Turing Learning which is a family of machine learning methods for behavioural inference that do not rely on similarity metrics (https://doi.org/10.1007/s11721-016-0126-1). Read more
Research opportunities in the Department of English and Related Literature
The Department of English and Related Literature is a world-leading department. One of the UK's largest graduate schools, we are proud to have built a welcoming, international community with a global outlook. Read more
PhD opportunities in Computer Science at Brunel University London
From data analysis to artificial intelligence, drive innovation with PhD Computer Science at Brunel University London. Read more
Towards Next-Generation Gaming: Enhancing Immersive Gameplay through Customised AI-Driven Non-Player Characters (NPCs) [Self Funded Students Only]
We are seeking highly motivated and ambitious candidates to join our research team and pursue a PhD in the cutting-edge field of next-generation gaming. Read more
AI4ME (BBC Prosperity Partnership)
A fully funded PhD studentship which including fees and stipend is available for candidates to join the BBC partnership 'AI4ME' in the School of Computing & Communications at Lancaster University. Read more
Trustworthy Human-AI Collaboration based on Reinforcement Learning and Foundation Models
Supervisory Team: Dr. Vahid Yazdanpanah, Dr. Jennifer Williams, Prof. Sebastian Stein, Prof. Yulan He (KCL). Project description. Read more
Game theory based secure transmission techniques for physical layer security
Recently, physical layer based secrecy communication has received considerable attention due to its suitability for dynamic network configurations and distributed processing techniques. Read more
Using multi-agent systems to help households reduce peak electricity consumption in ways they perceive as fair
The UK and the EU have both recently updated their legislation to put net zero emissions targets in place for 2050. This requires moving away from using fossil fuels for energy generation, and moving towards renewable sources such as photovoltaic cells and wind turbines. Read more
AI-Driven Digital Cities for Crime Modeling and Economic Analysis
AI-Driven Digital Cities for Crime Modeling and Economic Analysis. Project description. The project aims to develop a methodology for designing AI-driven digital twins of real cities. Read more
Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Non-Cooperative Game Theoretic Models for Cyber Security
Cyber security is the assessment of, responding to and monitoring of the security of the cyberspace. It is difficult to pin down to one single scientific discipline, but rather relates to a number of domains and fields such as physical security, network security, security assessment frameworks and the human element. Read more
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