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Facial emotion analysis to assess the engagement level and reduce video conferencing fatigue
Research Group:
Visual Computing
Faces are a source of rich information about individual identity, and also about mood and mental state, being accessible windows into the mechanisms governing our emotions. Read more
A robust and accurate facial 3D reconstruction method from images acquired by mobile devices at home for facial growth monitoring
Diseases affecting facial growth require highly accurate facial 3D scan to diagnose, monitor and plan treatment of the condition. Read more
The effect of disease-signalling features on holistic face processing
In this project we study the effect of disease-signalling facial features (e.g., scars, birth marks) on the extraction of information from unfamiliar faces. Read more
Building rapport with avatars in virtual reality
One of the central questions in the study of human communication is how strangers create a connection with each other and establish shared understanding and trust. Read more
Human Performance and Next-generation Facial Identification Technologies
ESRC DTP Collaborative Studentship. University of Birmingham and VisionMetric. The Midlands Graduate School is an accredited Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP). Read more
Implicit neural representations for facial animation
The University of Bath is inviting applications for the following PhD project commencing in October 2023 under the supervision of. Read more
Deep Learning based Computer Graphics for Creating Virtual Characters
This project aims at human motion and body/facial shape data with deep neural network to synthesize virtual characters for computer graphics, animation and games. Read more
Computer Vision with Deep Learning for Human Data Modelling
This project aims at deep learning algorithms to model human data such as human images/video, 3D skeletal motion, 3D body/facial surfaces for computer vision tasks such as recognition, prediction and reconstruction. Read more
Evolution of transmissible cancers in Tasmanian devils
Tasmanian devils are marsupial carnivores endemic to the Australian island of Tasmania. This species is affected by two transmissible cancers, known as devil facial tumour 1 (DFT1) and devil facial tumour 2 (DFT2). Read more
Automated Recognition of Emotional Wellbeing and Personal Needs
Research Group:
Computing
There are many ways in which a person may express their state of emotional wellbeing and/or their immediate needs within their environment. Read more
Understanding the effect of nonverbal behaviours on first impression formation
Social psychological research has demonstrated that people can form first impressions of others quickly and often quite accurately. Read more
Detecting pain in human expressions
Pain signals threat, and motivates people to engage in protective behaviours. Pain also has a wider social function, in that it elicits helping responses from others. Read more
Evaluation of healthcare Internet of Things (IoT) systems to monitor and protect older people via IoT trust.
Forecasts suggest that there will be more than 27.1 billion Internet-connected devices (things) worldwide by the end of 2025. Application domains of the Internet of Things (IoT) span from domestic to industry, including but not limited to intelligent healthcare systems. Read more
Medical Traumatic Stress in Individuals with Congenital Craniofacial Conditions: Understanding Risk and Preventing Psychological Distress
Medical Traumatic Stress in Individuals with Congenital Craniofacial Conditions. An opportunity to apply for a funded full-time PhD in the College of Health, Science and Society, UWE Bristol. Read more
The company one keeps: Understanding social context effects in 'other-race' face recognition
The so-called ‘other-race’ effect in face perception ( a poorer ability to recognize ‘other-race’ compared to ‘own-race’ faces) is one of the best replicated phenomena in psychology. Read more
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