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PhD opportunity at Ulster University in Trustworthy Human-Centred AI for Health and Society , hosted by the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment and the Human Centred Computing (HCC) research team. This project sits at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence , Machine Learning , Cybersecurity , Health Informatics , Human Computer Interaction , Neuroscience , and related areas. The theme focuses on building AI systems that are not only technically effective, but also tr...

PhD opportunity at the University of Southampton in reliable detection of cognitive and affective states from biomedical signals , with a strong focus on EEG , biomedical signal processing, time-series analysis, statistical modelling, and machine learning. The project investigates how temporal structure in biomedical recordings can bias analyses and inflate performance estimates, and it aims to develop more robust and reproducible methods for analysing biomedical data. You will work with real-wo...

Funded PhD opportunity in Computer Science at the University of Exeter on simulating person-specific cognitive processes from expressive behaviours for mental health assessment . The project sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence , machine learning , affective computing , computational psychology , multimodal signal processing , and mental health . It aims to build personalised AI models that simulate latent cognitive processes from expressive behaviours such as facial expressions, ...

Funded PhD opportunity at Cardiff University in Neural Dynamics of Perceptual Decision-Making During Robot-Mediated Motor Learning . This project sits at the intersection of Biomedical Engineering , Neuroscience , Robotics , Machine Learning , Data Science , and Electrical Engineering . The research will combine EEG , virtual reality , and robotic platforms to study how perceptual decisions unfold during active movement and how these neural processes change through motor learning. Participants w...

University of Oxford is recruiting two Postdoctoral Researchers in advanced image analysis , machine learning , and brain imaging . The project focuses on longitudinal analysis of UK Biobank brain imaging data, including development of image processing algorithms, software, and AI methods for two-timepoint datasets. The work is based in the OxCIN (FMRIB) Analysis Group at Oxford, a leading brain image analysis group known for developing FSL and the FMRIB Biobank Pipeline (FBP) . The role contrib...