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We have 16 Human Computer Interaction PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Bath
Human Computer Interaction PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Bath
We have 16 Human Computer Interaction PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Bath
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Simulating human-AI interactions using virtual reality
We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic candidate to undertake a PhD project exploring social interaction in Virtual Reality (VR) with human and non-human AI agents, and its impacts on social presence and shared experiences. Read more
Investigating User Interactions with Autonomous Vehicles Using Immersive Virtual Reality
We are inviting applications for a fully funded PhD position to investigate user interactions with autonomous vehicles using immersive virtual reality. Read more
AI4NG: AI for Neurogaming - AI-Cloud Platform for Largescale Neurogaming with Neurotechnology
Implantable and wearable neurotechnology utilization is expected to increase dramatically in the coming years, with applications in enabling movement-independent control and communication, rehabilitation, treating disease, improving health, recreation (neurogaming) and sport among other applications. Read more
Multimodal active perception for safe autonomous vehicles
Robotic active perception is a key factor to develop autonomous systems capable of safely and intelligently interacting with humans and their surrounding environment. Read more
Investigating the effects of social media and recommended content on mental health
Social media use has been associated with adverse effects on mental health, though there are various gaps and conflicting findings in the literature. Read more
An AI all-weather look-out for autonomous marine navigation
Autonomous maritime navigation is set to transform the maritime industry providing consistent, continuous and cost-effective navigation free from human error. Read more
Explainable Natural Language Processing for the Analysis of Online Discourse
Recent advances in Natural Language Processing (NLP), have relied, in large part, on deep neural models which consist of hundreds of millions (and often billions) of parameters. Read more
Driver intention analysis and anomaly detection for human-like automated driving vehicles
Automated driving technology is promising a safer transport future due to its potential to avoid human errors that are currently responsible for most road traffic accidents. Read more
Decoding Speech using Invasive Brain-Computer Interfaces
For individuals who have impaired speech or complete loss of speech as a result of neurodegenerative diseases such as motor neurone disease (MND) or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), there is an urgent need to develop revolutionary technologies using the latest advances in automatic speech recognition (ASR) and brain signal processing (BSP). Read more
Data Driven Tactile Displays for Enhanced Perception of Graphical Information
Tactile perception of graphical information has offered great potential in creating sensory substitution for the benefit of various applications. Read more
Building real-time adaptive user experiences virtual environments using EEG-based Machine Learning Algorithms
We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled PhD candidate to join our research team to work on an exciting project that aims to explore the intersection of virtual reality (VR), neuroscience, and machine learning. Read more
AI4N: AI for Next-generation Neurotechnology
Implantable and wearable neurotechnology utilization is expected to increase dramatically in the coming years, with applications in enabling movement-independent control and communication, rehabilitation, treating disease, improving health, recreation (neurogaming) and sport among other applications. Read more
AI-based Mobility Monitoring of Axial Spondyloarthritis Patients Using Wearable Sensors
Smartphones are an essential part of everyday life for many people and commodity wearables, including smart watches, are now widely available. Read more
AI to enhance navigation for blind and partially blind persons by exploiting sensory combination of available senses
Research questions. Can AI be used to exploit multisensory integration of non-visual signals (e.g., sound, touch, and self-motion) to provide the blind and partially blind with a rich representation of the environment for effective spatial navigation?. Read more
Adaptive Interaction Techniques in Mixed Reality
Mixed reality (MR) embeds virtual content in the real world. Many believe MR is the next big ubiquitous computing paradigm that will replace the smartphone – and big tech companies are investing heavily in the development of MR-based headsets. Read more
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