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Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities to make games more accessible and inclusive for everyone. This PhD project will explore how AI can support players with visual impairments by
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. Overview This project will investigate equity, access and place-based-health, through a lens of enquiry around Community Diagnostic Centres (CDCs) to understand their impact in reducing health inequalities
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PhD will address this gap by examining neurodivergent parents’/parents-to-be’s experiences of perinatal mental illness, accessing treatment and/or support, and co-producing family-friendly support
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working in the group of Professor Martin Cryan and will be a member of the Photonics and Quantum Research group which comprises around 50 Academics, Post-doctoral researchers and PhD students with access
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avoid foods due to sensory sensitivities, fear of choking or vomiting, or low interest in eating. Food insecurity (unreliable access to safe, nutritious food) is a growing public health problem linked
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been trained. The distributed nature of federated settings introduces unique challenges for unlearning: the central server never directly accesses raw data, information encoded in aggregated models can
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comprehensive programme of training to support both technical and professional development. Core technical training will include in-house numerical modelling sessions, supplemented by access to specialised FEFLOW
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management experience. The opportunity to continue your career at a world-leading institution and be part of our mission to continue science for humanity. Grow your career: Gain access to Imperial’s sector
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based within the School of Metallurgy and Materials at the The University of Birmingham, internationally recognised for its leadership in battery research and recycling. The student will have access
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be an integral member of the wearables group based at Oxford, led by Aiden Doherty. Our research team has access to world-leading population health data sets with objective wearable sensor measurements