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the communicative and emotional demands of social interactions using a multidisciplinary, cognitive neuroscience approach. We are seeking two highly motivated PhD candidates to join our interdisciplinary research
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interested in social interaction and language technology? As a PhD candidate, you will investigate a topic at the intersection of human language and interactive interfaces. You will be able to co-design your
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How and why did human language evolve? What are the social, cognitive, and environmental pressures that drive the emergence of language and shape its structure? As a PhD candidate, you will explore
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? As a PhD Candidate, you will develop innovative methods for predicting and reducing the energy consumption of large-scale AI systems during their design phase. Your work will help shape environmentally
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want to contribute to the next level of molecular computing? Are you excited about the application of AI tools to train molecular systems how to process information? Then join our team as a PhD candidate
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? Visit the page about working as a PhD candidate . Does this sound like you? You should hold a Master's degree in law, preferably with a specialisation within the field of ICT law. Specific knowledge in
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now The Department of Geography, Planning and Environment is looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate to explore the social, technological and cultural dimensions of space exploration and
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PhD candidate, you will explore key biogeochemical drivers of microbial methane removal in coastal systems such as estuaries, bays and fjords. Eutrophication and global warming are increasing
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PhD candidate, you will explore key biogeochemical drivers of microbial methane removal in coastal systems such as estuaries, bays and fjords. Eutrophication and global warming are increasing
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are eager to answer these questions during a four-year PhD project, check out this opportunity! Why boys perform less well in education than girls in most Western countries is a hotly contended question