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Royal Holloway, University of London PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 32 Royal Holloway, University of London PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 32 Royal Holloway, University of London PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Automated Classification and Identification of Plant Specimens of the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Using Imaging Processing, AI and Machine Learning
Applications are invited for a PhD opportunity in machine learning, deep learning and plant specimen classification. The position will be based in Computer Science, situated on the beautiful Egham campus close to London. Read more
Single quasiparticle pumping in the integer and fractional quantum Hall regime
This experimental PhD project will develop semiconductor nanodevices and cryogenic measurement technologies for controlled transfer of single quasiparticles (electrons or fractionally-charged quasiparticles). Read more
The development of tools and resources for the identification of inhibitors of pigment biosynthetic pathways in the chloroplast
Herbicide synergies are desirable, allowing lower application rates, or frequency of treatments, reducing the incidence of herbicide resistance and conferring effects across a greater range of weed species. Read more
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Gender and International Security
The Department of Politics, International Relations, and Philosophy invite students to apply for a full-time scholarship for doctoral research on the theme of. Read more
Cooling low-dimensional electrons down to the quantum limit
The study of mesoscopic semiconductor devices, where electrons are confined into submicron-sized dots and wires, has been extremely fruitful over the past 25 years. Read more
SELES: Securing Legacy Software
Popular libraries grow rapidly in size while catering to diverse client software. A recent study of 11 versions of the Android Operating System showed that its Application Programming Interface (API) has grown ten-fold in a decade. Read more
Simulating the dynamics of many body quantum systems with Graphical Processor Units (GPUs)
For more than a century, statistical physics has proved a powerful framework for understanding the behavior of systems made of a large number of particles. Read more
Building Gates for a Quantum Computer
Quantum computers promise a revolution, offering new, faster, algorithms for a range of interesting problems. While there is a lot of excitement about the raft of devices from Google, IBM and others for implementing these new calculations, the technology is in its infancy. Read more
Quantum optomechanics with superfluid-based hybrid architectures
Funded PhD pogramme in Quantum Science and Technology. This 4-year PhD programme, co-funded by. The Royal Society. , will be based at. Read more
Quantum sensing with superfluid-based optomechanical systems
Funded PhD programme in Quantum Science and Technology. This 4-year PhD programme, co-funded by. The Royal Society. , will be based at. Read more
Cyber Security and International Relations: Conceptualising the Threat
This project analyses cyber security threats within the context of International Relations (IR). Read more
Searching for Charge-Parity Violation in Neutrino Oscillations
The Centre for Particle Physics at Royal Holloway is offering a PhD opportunity on the T2K and DUNE long baseline neutrino oscillation experiments. Read more
Security and Privacy in App-enabled ecosystems
App-enabled ecosystems have taken over most of the ways we interact with devices and the internet. Users can now find and install apps on their smart devices (phones, watches, TVs, etc.), browsers (as extensions and webapps) or within other applications (suites, productivity tools, etc.). Read more
Formal Security Analysis of Cryptographic Protocols
Cryptographic protocols are distributed algorithms that allow entities to perform security-related functions over a (potentially untrusted) network. Read more
Lattice-based and Post-quantum Cryptography
The threat of large-scale, general-purpose quantum computers to existing public-key cryptographic solutions has lead to global efforts to standardise post-quantum cryptography as a replacement. Read more