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Ulster University - Magee Campus PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 36 Ulster University - Magee Campus PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 36 Ulster University - Magee Campus PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Museum Impact and Community Wellbeing: Evaluating the evidence
Research Group:
Social Work and Social Policy
The UKRI-funded project Museums, Crisis and Covid-19 (MCC19) established the importance of museums during the pandemic. Museums offered their resources and spaces, as places for people to come together safely and rebuild their networks. Read more
Jerzy Grotowski’s legacies
Research Group:
Music, Drama, Film and Screen, and Heritage/Museum Studies
This innovative research programme focusses on investigation of the legacies, influences and global impact of the work of the revolutionary Polish theatre director and theorist Jerzy Grotowski and his disciples, collaborators and followers, within and beyond the field of performing arts. Read more
Irish language, literature and folklore
Staff in Irish and Celtic Studies at UU have been at the forefront of Irish language textual studies and folklore and in recent … Read more
Evidencing Value in Theatre for Young Audiences
This project draws on the existing track record and international standing of the PI (Maguire) in the field of Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA). Read more
Computational Biophysical Modelling of Motor Neuron Disease
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is the most common form of Motor Neuron Disease and is a fatal neurological disorder with death generally occurring within 2–4 years from disease onset, although 5–10% of ALS patients survive over 10 years. Read more
Acceleration of neurorehabilitation of stroke survivors using FES
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
Stroke is a leading cause of disabilities in the UK [1]. Intensive repetitive movement therapy, supported by a therapist, can help recover function - but often function is permanently impaired. Read more
Wearables and AI for Detection of Parkinsons Disease
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
Whilst we know we cannot treat Parkinsons Disease (PD) we are also aware that we can delay the effects of the disease with proper care and treatment. Read more
Virtual Reality and Games for Physical Rehabilitation
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
Upper or lower limb rehabilitation (rehab) is commonly required in various health conditions. For example, post-Stroke, post-Cardiac arrest, Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, Phantom Limb, Brain Injury, and post-Breast Cancer Surgery. Read more
RAL: Robotics for Assistive Living
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
The Cognitive Robotics team in the ISRC focuses on novel, advanced control methods for autonomous mobile robots, merging approaches from Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science and Engineering. Read more
Multimodal Meeting Summarization: Extended Reality Workplace Meeting Solution
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
Extended Reality of Workplace Meeting solution would aim to generate automatic minutes of the meeting taking input from the multimodal information. Read more
Discovering the rules of neural learning by computer simulations of brain biophysics and deep neural networks.
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
Unlike modern deep learning algorithms, the brain is a 3D physical object containing different cell components. neurons, synapses, and astrocytes, all enmeshed together in a complicated spaghetti. Read more
Deep Learning Retinal Image Analysis for Human Disease Prediction
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
Medical image analysis is the process of extracting meaningful information from medical images for clinical review and medical intervention. Read more
Continual learning for modelling non-stationary systems
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
Real-world environments are often non-stationary. Learning systems such as classifiers used for pattern recognition make the stationarity assumption in input data distribution density during training and operation phases. Read more
Computational modelling of decision uncertainty awareness and learning: From Computational Neuroscience of metacognition to AI applications
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
It is well known that some animals, particularly humans, have a sense of self-awareness. Awareness can be reported or inferred when undergoing various forms of cognitive tasks such as when making decisions. Read more
CareBot: A Deep Learning based Multimodal Social Interaction Robot for Elderly Care
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems
Due to the ongoing healthcare crisis and staff shortages, alternative forms of providing assistance to an ageing population is becoming critical to support a depleted healthcare community. Read more