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Data-intensive Technologies in Corporate Human Rights Due Diligence: Current Regulatory Challenges and Future Prospects
In the past few years, data-intensive technologies have come to play a critical role in corporate strategy and decision-making processes, such as customer insight and marketing, recruitment, risk management and predictive analytics. Read more
Rethinking Human Rights Implementation in the Era of Data-Intensive Technologies: Machine-Learning Based Decision Making and the Duties of Public Authorities.
Key words. digital data; law; human rights; machine learning; algorithm; public authorities; public policy. Digital data is an increasingly important asset in UK public governance, with public authorities turning to the exploitation of large-scale databases to provide more effective and efficient service delivery. Read more
Datafied Policing Technologies, Racial Justice and Human Rights Compliance
The proliferation of AI-propelled, datafied technologies in policing is generating significant scholarly and public concerns over their impact on human rights, and their intersection with racial justice. Read more
Adaptive socio-context awareness mechanism for human-robot interaction [Self-Funded Students Only]
Project Highlights. Follow a user-centred design approach to understand human-robot interactions in everyday contexts, identifying social cues affecting social robot engagement. Read more
Human impacts on soil health in upland managed and rough grazing land: Exploring variability emerging from human-soil interactions at the Finzean Estate (Scotland)
Healthy soils are critical to a sustainable future. Human impacts on soil health in intensively farmed and managed landscapes are widely acknowledged. Read more
Control of mucosal immunity and intestinal integrity by human gamma/delta T cells
Project Summary. γδ T cells are 'unconventional' lymphocytes that promote mucosal barrier defence and regulate immune responses to microbial infection. Read more
Assistive Robotics Experiences: Towards More Inclusive Human-robot Collaboration via High-level User Specifications and Multimodal Interactions [Self-Funded Students Only]
Research Group:
Cybersecurity, Privacy and HCC Research Section
Human-robot collaboration (HRC) requires efficient mechanisms to communicate and exchange information from/to human partners to/from robots, e.g., to allow a human partner to command a robot, as well as to allow a robot to express its interpretations and intentions. Read more
Bio-informed control for physical human-robot interaction in collaborative tasks
Robots have demonstrated their superiority in increasing productivity, efficiency, and consistency across various industries, especially in factory settings. Read more
Human-Like Shared & Autonomous Driving of Future Vehicles
Title. Human-Like Shared & Autonomous Driving of Future Vehicles. Overview. With the development of autonomous vehicles, the transportation industry is poised for a major transformation. Read more
Fully funded PhD in Neuroscience: Characterisation of cortical neural precursor cell defects in DLG2-/- Human Brain Organoids
Title of the project. Characterisation of Cortical Neural Precursor Cell Defects in DLG2-/- Human Brain Organoids. Project Summary. Read more
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Understanding how Vitamin C enters human fat cells and whether reduced entry promotes Type 2 diabetes
Purpose and Objectives. The project aims to address a fundamental gap in our understanding of relevance to obesity-related diseases, including type 2 diabetes. Read more
Modelling Human-Structure Dynamic Interaction on Lightweight Structures
An ever-increasing use of building materials with high strength-to-weight ratios has led to development of slender and lightweight structures with dazzling forms, especially in case of landmark public structures such as footbridges as well as walkways and corridors between buildings, at airports and shopping centres. Read more
Safe Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback
This project is part of a unique cohort based 4-year fully-funded PhD programme at the. UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Safe and Trusted AI. Read more
The Limits of Constitutionalism: Challenges to Constitutional Law and Human Rights
Democratic constitutions are designed to both facilitate and restrict the exercise of power. Read more