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; the transfer, deportation, and screening of civilians, and the subsequent questions of identification, tracing, and return; trafficking routes and networks generated or reconfigured by occupation, displacement
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will work with deep learning, affective computing, multimodal signal processing, graph neural networks, hypernetworks, temporal modelling and responsible AI. Expected outputs include personalised
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the ‘Sustainable Transitions – Leverhulme Doctoral Training Programme’ at the University of Essex. Only UK domiciled applicants who meet the following criteria may apply: Not already have a master’s degree And Be
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networks of proteins associated with calcium signalling pathways, and traditional genetic studies have identified mutants in components of these pathways. However, genetic redundancy is often observed and
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access to a bespoke Faraday Institution PhD Training Programme valued at approximately £5,000 per year. Recipients benefit from a wide range of development opportunities, including networking events
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, the student will play an active role in defining the research direction and will have opportunities to present their work at international conferences and engage with a global network of collaborators. This is
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researcher network. The work also has applications in the development of functional foods for metabolic/satiety regulation, oral delivery of therapeutics, and/or texture-modified foods for dysphagia
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connected to the work of Luton AI. Through Luton AI, the candidate will benefit from access to applied AI expertise, advanced computing infrastructure, specialist facilities and a wider network of academic
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health professions (please note the PhD stipend is set at standard level and is not intended to match a clinical salary). The PhD is integrated within a new 6 year NIHR programme grant focused on improving
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fully funded four-year programme designed to equip you with the skills, networks and experience to shape the future of science. Application Deadlines Applications will be considered on a rolling basis