PhD in Reliable and Efficient Adaptation of Large Language Models University of Sheffield in United Kingdom

Inria is offering a postdoctoral research visit in neurosymbolic relational graph neural networks within the TYREX research team in France. The project sits at the intersection of computer science , graph neural networks , relational learning , and relational databases , with a strong focus on combining symbolic knowledge with message passing architectures. The research aims to move beyond purely statistical relational GNNs by injecting symbolic information such as schemas, constraints, function...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the University of Sheffield in Neurosymbolic World Models for Robotic Manipulation , starting in October 2027 . This multidisciplinary project spans the School of Computer Science , the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering , the Centre for Machine Intelligence , Sheffield NLP , and Sheffield Robotics . The topic sits at the intersection of Computer Science , Robotics , Electrical Engineering , and Artificial Intelligence , with a strong focus on neurosy...

Fully funded PhD (DPhil) opportunity at the University of Oxford in AI safety , AI interpretability , and AI governance . The post is from the Technical Safety & Governance (TSG) Lab and highlights research on understanding, evaluating, and controlling advanced AI systems. Example directions include training models to explain themselves and other models, and studying how model behaviours emerge during training so researchers can intervene before undesirable behaviours appear. The announcement al...

King’s College London’s Department of Informatics is inviting applications for a fully funded PhD project in lattice-based cryptography . The project sits in the cryptography lab and focuses on post-quantum cryptography, hard lattice problems, cryptanalysis, and privacy-preserving technologies such as fully homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proof systems. The research can cover the underlying mathematical foundations, new lattice-based assumptions, cryptanalytic methods, constructions, a...

Google DeepMind is hiring a PhD student for a 5-month research opportunity in London. The topic is steering multi-agent LLM economies via mechanisms for enabling reusable knowledge work . The post highlights research interests in multi-agent LLMs , MARL (multi-agent reinforcement learning), and mechanism design . This is a strong fit for PhD students working on agentic systems, large language models, and formal methods for coordinating intelligent agents. The role appears to be research-focused ...