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We have 22 Computer Science PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Newcastle
Computer Science PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Newcastle
We have 22 Computer Science PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Newcastle
PhD projects in Computer Science (sponsored/self-funded)
The School of Computing at Newcastle University is advertising a number of PhD projects in the areas of data science and computer vision, cybersecurity, human computer interaction, internet of things, distributed systems, and many more. Read more
PhD Studentship in Computer Science: Analysing and Visualizing Brain-Heart Interactions in Health and Disease
Award summary . 100% Home fees covered and minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £19,237 (2024/25 UKRI rate) . Overview . Read more
Energy-Efficient Multimedia Data Analysis with Tsetlin Machines
The urgent challenge of climate change demands innovative strategies to achieve Net Zero emissions. Multimedia data analysis, crucial for applications like environmental monitoring and smart cities, currently relies heavily on energy-intensive computer vision models. Read more
Recognise, Localise, and Comment: Evaluate Written Texts in Digital Images with Vision- Language Deep Learning Models
The increasing volume of digital images containing written text has created a need for advanced algorithm to not only recognise but also localise and comment on this textual content. Read more
Exploring the Multifaceted Impact of Technology on Eating Disorders (ref: SF24/HLS/PSY/BRANLEYBELL)
This PhD project aims to explore the nuanced ways in which technology impacts individuals with lived experiences of eating disorders. Read more
Digital twining for deformable objects – achieving real-time simulations
A step change in the simulation of the complex interactions between flexible objects and immersing fluid flows is required in the development of digital twin technologies, to enable real-time predictions by scientists and engineers for problems and applications ranging from virtual reality in the gaming and film industries, through to river adaptation and extreme weather flood mitigation. Read more
PROBabLE Futures – Probabilistic Systems in Law Enforcement Futures (Reference: RDF24/EE/CIS/MONTAGUE
PROBabLE Futures – Probabilistic Systems in Law Enforcement Futures is a recently funded Responsible AI UK (RAi UK) Keystone Project that brings together academics, Law Enforcement, Government, Third-Sector and Commercial AI Industry partners to explore responsible approaches to Probabilistic AI across the law enforcement landscape. Read more
PROBabLE Futures – Probabilistic Systems in Law Enforcement Futures (Reference: RDF24/BL/LAW/OSWALD)
PROBabLE Futures – Probabilistic Systems in Law Enforcement Futures is a recently funded Responsible AI UK (RAi UK) Keystone Project that brings together academics, Law Enforcement, Government, Third-Sector and Commercial AI Industry partners to explore responsible approaches to Probabilistic AI across the law enforcement landscape. Read more
Bionic Vision
This PhD is an opportunity to take part in research into advanced neuroprosthetic solutions to bringing sight back to the blind (i.e. Read more
Investigations into Human-LLM Interaction (SF24/EE/CIS/PANDALLM)
This project aims to delve into the intricate dynamics between Humans and Large Language Models (LLMs), exploring how these advanced AI systems not only generate text but also embody and convey complex ideas. Read more
Visualisable AI (SF24/EE/CIS/PANDAAI)
Visualization plays a pivotal role in enhancing transparency, trust, and robustness in AI models. By providing intuitive and interpretable representations of complex data and model behaviours, visualization allows stakeholders to understand how AI systems make decisions, thereby promoting transparency. Read more
Causal AI for Proactive Self-healthcare
With the aid of novel digital technologies, self-healthcare has changed the current healthcare practice in several ways such as easy access, less communication burden to Health Centres and reduced workload of health carers [1]. Read more
Real-time optimisation control of batch processes
Batch processes are widely used in the pharmaceutical, specialty chemical, and food industry for the responsive agile manufacturing of high value added products. Read more
Rapid Scaling up of CO2 Transportation Infrastructure: Optimisation of a Future CO2 Transportation Network
The UK’s ambitious net-zero target by 2050 hinges on large-scale Carbon Capture, Storage & Utilisation (CCUS) deployment. In CCUS schemes, carbon dioxide (CO. Read more
Autonomous reality capture: from 3D data acquisition to digital twin creation
With technology development, the focus of creating automated large-scale 3D geospatial digital twins has evolved from that of efficient primary data acquisition entirely to endgame interpretation and creation of the Building Information Model (BIM). Read more
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