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We have 141 visual PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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AI-based Perception-aware Visual Contents Processing for Sustainable and Carbon-neutral Digital Economy [Self-Funded Students Only]
Research Group:
Visual Computing
Keywords. digital economy, sustainability, carbon neutrality, perception, visual contents, AI, deep learning, computer vision. Aims and Methods. Read more
The effects of second-eye cataract surgery on visual and motor function
In 2013, around 17% of the UK population were aged 65 or over, and this is estimated to increase to up to one in four people by 2050. Read more
Visual Culture and Japan: Context, Critique and Analysis
We are pleased to announce a new PhD opportunity that specifically focuses on the analysis of visual culture in, from or in relation to Japan. Read more
Lateral hypothalamus as a visual centre controlling arousal, autonomic function and reflex behaviours
In addition to supporting our conscious perception of the world around us, light and visual stimuli exert wide ranging effects on animal physiology and behaviour via hard-wired ‘reflexes’ which range from simple effects of light on sleep, alertness and neuroendocrine function to the avoidance of rapidly approaching objects. Read more
Visual Culture in Times of Political Change
The proposed project will explore the relationship and tensions in visual culture and politics/ideology in moments of intense socio-political change brought about by rebellion, protest, revolution, regime change, ideological ruptures, collapse of political systems and so forth. Read more
Application of Visual Neuroscience to Optometric Clinical Practice
Research Group:
Vision and Hearing Sciences Research Group
Research Group. Vision and Hearing Sciences Research Group. Proposed supervisory team. Prof Peter Allen. Dr Jarrod Hollis. Theme. Read more
Building a Visual World: How the Brain Uses Statistical Representations
Artificial neural networks, and the brains that inspired them, operate on information distributed across many nodes. This distributed information is sometimes called a representation. Read more
Event-based Visual Understanding in Complex Environment [Self Funded Students Only]
Research Group:
Visual Computing
Events record dynamic changes in environments. They are sparse, but an important information source that draw our attention and make us aware of the dynamic surroundings. Read more
Building a Visual World - How The Brain Creates Statistical Representations
Artificial neural networks, and the brains that inspired them, operate on information distributed across many nodes. This distributed information is sometimes called a representation. Read more
Mechanisms underlying the effects of light and visual stimuli on mood
Light is not only important for vision, light responsiveness extends to fundamental aspects of mood, cognition, and performance. Read more
Film Studies - Postgraduate Research Opportunities
Research degrees in Film Studies at Birmingham are supervised by faculty in the Department of Film and Creative Writing and in the Department of Modern Languages, which allows you to benefit from our interdisciplinary approach and breadth of expertise. Read more
Leverhulme Trust funded PhD Studentship in Psychology – A psychophysics and eye tracking approach to find visual features for human activity recognition
Overview. Are you interested in learning how the human brain understand people's activities in a scene much better than existing computer systems? It is proposed that people combine prior knowledge of scenes with visual features to understand complex activities (e.g., hugging vs fighting). . Read more
Multi-view approaches for content-based image clustering
Human and animal learning are naturally in the so-called semi-supervised mode of learning, i.e. with a limited teaching but more of self-training experiments. Read more
Interpretable Reinforcement Learning [Self-Funded Students Only]
Research Group:
Visual Computing
Reinforcement learning (RL) enables agents to learn optimal policies by interacting with the environment. The agent collects experience from trial-and-error and optimises its action rules from the environment feedback. Read more
Behavioural responses of bark beetles to visual and olfactory cues
Expected start date. Late September 2023. Bark beetles (family Scolytidae) are important components of forest ecosystems with certain species being pests that may cause significant loss to the forestry sector. Read more