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Applications are invited for a PhD studentship in the Centre for Human-Computer Interaction Design, based in the Department of Computer Science. The successful candidate will undertake PhD research
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The Society invites applications for a Milsom Studentship, beginning in September/October 2025. The studentship is designed to provide funding for a student undertaking research in English legal history leading to the degree of PhD at any university in the United Kingdom. The studentship is...
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. This may involve writing articles for educator-facing publications, attending early years events, and running online and face to face training, support will be given in these areas. Experience of working
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The Department of History at King’s College London invites applications for a PhD studentship on the project ‘ECOMEDS: Economic and cultural connections within Mediterranean ecosystems, c.1250-c.1550’ (a UKRI Frontier Research Grant, previously ERC). We welcome applications from outstanding...
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3 Mar 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company The Francis Crick Institute Department Human Resources Research Field Biological sciences » Other Chemistry » Other Physics » Other Engineering
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of brain-body physiology interactions. Physiology augmented neuroimaging is a powerful methodology to understand the embodied human brain and allows new dimensions to explore the interplay between brain and
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damage and health problems to both wildlife and humans. This persistence arises because microorganisms and plants in the environment generally lack enzymes capable of degrading halogenated compounds. In
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the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Collaborative Doctoral Partnership scheme . This studentship addresses questions of diversity in AI-generated cultural narratives - particularly within 19th
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the royal household with a digital humanities analysis of existing databases of Londoners and immigrant communities. This project will be jointly supervised by Dr Justin Colson and Dr Adam Chapman, Institute
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techniques through which listeners can re-create previously heard voices, i.e., ‘voice composites’ (cf. ‘face composites’ in forensic settings). The candidate will explore how low-latency participant-led voice