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Ulster University - Magee Campus PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

We have 26 Ulster University - Magee Campus PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

Collaborative Robotics for Product Handling

DuPont manufactures materials with world famous household names such as Lycra, Nylon, Kevlar, Teflon and Neoprene. The DuPont site in Maydown employs over 200 people and is a world leader in the production of Kevlar. Read more

Enhancing Presence in Multi-User VR: Embodiment, Gamification, and AI-Supported Sensory Virtual Experiences.

  Research Group: Music, Drama, Film and Screen, and Heritage Museum Studies
This PhD project explores how people can feel more present and engaged when using virtual reality (VR) with others. While many studies have focused on VR experiences for one person, this research looks at how multiple users can share immersive experiences simultaneously. Read more

Public policy and the work of the arts, culture and heritage sectors in Northern Ireland

  Research Group: Music, Drama, Film and Screen, and Heritage Museum Studies
This research project investigates how the work of the cultural sector (museums and the arts) has been positioned by local and central government policy in Northern Ireland and how this has impacted on the work of the sectors. Read more

Honour, Gender, and Performance in Theatre, Dance, and Drama

  Research Group: Music, Drama, Film and Screen, and Heritage Museum Studies
The project explores the concept of honour and ‘honour related violence’ within a matrix of political power, marginalization, and debates about custom and tradition. Read more

Continual learning for modelling non-stationary systems

Real-world environments are often non-stationary. Machine learning systems such as classifiers used for pattern recognition often make the stationarity assumption in input data distribution density during training and operation phases. Read more

New Directions in Artificial Intelligence for Physics

Machine-learning algorithms are becoming essential components of scientific analyses, in particular in particle physics, where current analyses at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) are beginning to use machine-learning tools to push the boundaries of what we can learn about the fundamental laws of nature. Read more

RAL: Robotics for Assistive Living

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