36 parallel-processing "Computer Vision Center" PhD positions at University of Sheffield
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Low vision and vision impairment School of Allied Health Professions, Pharmacy, Nursing and Midwifery PhD Research Project Self Funded Dr Gemma Arblaster , Dr S Toor , Dr C Codina Application
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Physics-Informed Symbolic Distillation for Domain-Specific Vision Applications (S3.5-COM-dos Santos)
Physics-Informed Symbolic Distillation for Domain-Specific Vision Applications (S3.5-COM-dos Santos) School of Computer Science PhD Research Project Competition Funded Students Worldwide Dr
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Topological photonics with integrated atomically thin van der Waals materials for efficient quantum optical processing (S3.5-MPS-Krizhanovskii) School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences PhD
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University of Sheffield's Natural Language Processing research group within the School of Computer Science, a large and vibrant team of researchers with a wide range of collaborators within and beyond the
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) for 3.5 years, as well as a research grant to support costs associated with the project. References [1] Zhao Z. et al. (2025) Ensemble Control of a 2-DOF Parallel Link Arm in a Capsule Robot Using
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students can work on one or a number of these aspects. Students with good degrees on robotics, electrical engineering, computer science, mathematics, cognitive science or subjects where signal processing
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Associate in Computer Science for a two-year post within CAPTURE-PH, a multi-centre programme using chest CT and artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the diagnosis, phenotyping and prognostic
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material processing through to part integration. This project will support this vision by developing metamaterials manufactured from bio-polymers and which have suitable characteristics for use in
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tools and data needed to make this vision a reality are now becoming available, creating a unique opportunity for innovation. Students undertaking this project will gain expertise in computer vision
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Zhixiang Chen is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at University of Sheffield. Previously, he was a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Imperial Computer Vision and Learning Lab of Imperial College London