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EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Intelligent Games and Game Intelligence (IGGI)
IGGI is an exciting opportunity to undertake a four-year PhD in Intelligent Games and Game Intelligence, working with world-leading academics, game companies, and social organisations on games research that matters. Read more
EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Intelligent Games and Game Intelligence (IGGI)
IGGI is an exciting opportunity to undertake a four-year PhD in Intelligent Games and Game Intelligence, working with world-leading academics, game companies, and social organisations on games research that matters. Read more
Machine Learning and Cognitive Modelling Applied to Video Games
Video games have been viewed as an ideal test bed for the study of AI. However, most of the academic work in this area focused on traditional board and card games where limited AI techniques have been tested. Read more
Making Nature Based Solutions at the Landscape Scale A Reality: An investigation of the barriers and spatial disconnection between NBS Investments and Beneficiaries.
Landscape challenges such as flood risk, water quality, biodiversity loss and climate change are growing problems in Scotland, the UK and globally. Read more
Ph.D. position in Operations Management
Lille Economics and Management, Université de Lille (LEM UMR CNRS 9221) and IÉSEG School of Management invite applications for a Ph.D. Read more
Metabolic drivers of growth and survival in salmonids
Supervisory Team. Dr Eoin O’Gorman (School of Life Sciences, University of Essex). Dr Anna Sturrock (University of Essex, School of Life Sciences). Read more
Project 8: Understanding sensorimotor optimisation of bimanual telerobotics from a human user perspective
In collaboration with. RACE (UK Atomic Energy Authority). Project background. Read more
Learning from ‘intentional communities’: alternative pathways to spatial production in the face of the climate emergency (Advert Reference: RDF22/EE/ABE/BERTOLINO)
The project has been inspired by a recent article on The Guardian reporting that, during the pandemic, intentional communities have been “inundated by new applicants driven by the Extinction Rebellion movement and the glimpse that lockdown has offered of simpler, less consumption driven lifestyles”. Read more
Validation of an online innovative virtual reality-based test for early detection of cognitive impairment in community-dwelling older adults. (Ref: RDF22/HLS/SWECW/HO-YINLAI)
Dementia places increased burden on healthcare and welfare services worldwide, due to aging populations. Current diagnosis is based on medical history, physical examinations, laboratory and psychological tests, and neuroimaging. Read more
MRes/PhD Economics and Finance programmes – Studentships available
Queen Mary University of London School of Economics and Finance. MRes/PhD Economics and Finance programmes – Studentships available. Read more
PhD in ultra-wide bandgap semiconductor Ga2O3 MOCVD growth and power devices for enabling a zero carbon emission society
The project. The imminent climate risks for our planet have been highlighted by UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) calling it "code red for humanity" in its scientific report in August 2021. Read more
High resolution moorland burn detection and air quality assessment - SENSE CDT
Scientific background and motivation. Prescribed burning of peatland vegetation is a controversial topic for which enhanced scientific evidence is required to inform policy [1]. Read more
Genetic variation and infectious diseases in European red deer
Red deer are one of the most numerous and widespread species of wild cervid in Europe, and represent the majority of deer farmed for venison production. Read more
ACCE DTP fully-funded project: Developing rapid and low-cost mass spectrometry-based identification of biological sex in fossils
Lead Supervisor. Dr Jessica Hendy (UoY Department of Archaeology). Co-supervisor. Dr Kirsty Penkman (UoY Department of Chemistry). Read more
Assessing the ecological impacts of non-native gamebird release on reptiles in the UK
Project Background. Each year, 57 million non-native gamebirds are released into the UK countryside for recreational shooting. Read more
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