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PhD opportunity at Queen's University Belfast in children's awareness of mind wandering , metacognition, attention regulation, and cognitive development. This doctoral project will investigate how children develop awareness of their own attentional states, how they recognise moments of mind wandering, and how metacognitive awareness relates to learning and classroom focus. The research is grounded in Nelson and Narens’ model of metacognitive monitoring and control, and will explore how awareness...

Applications are open for the third cohort of PhD students at the Centre for Human-Inspired Artificial Intelligence (CHIA), University of Cambridge. The opportunity is centered on research in trustworthy AI, human-AI collaboration, contextual safety evaluations, and the deployment of AI and agents in high-stakes settings. The poster also notes that co-supervision arrangements can be made with supervisors from across the university, and lists potential primary supervisors including Anna Korhonen,...

Applications are now open for fully funded PhD opportunities at Northumbria University through the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Citizen-Centred Artificial Intelligence (CCAI) . This doctoral training opportunity focuses on Artificial Intelligence with an emphasis on how AI can better serve people, communities, and society. The post highlights a broad, interdisciplinary approach and welcomes applicants from a wide range of disciplines. You do not need to be an AI specialist to apply. Key ...

Bournemouth University’s Cyber Competence Centre is offering a fully funded PhD studentship on securing the human-AI decision boundary through Cognitive Digital Twins for adaptive cyber defence . This project sits at the intersection of cybersecurity , artificial intelligence , generative AI , human cognition , and decision-making . It explores how cybersecurity professionals interpret AI-generated information, manage uncertainty, build trust, and make risk judgments in Security Operations Centr...

[£20,780 per annum stipend.] The University of Bristol Business School, in collaboration with CARMA—the EPSRC-funded Cellular Agriculture Manufacturing Hub—offers a fully funded PhD studentship focused on consumer psychology and cellular agriculture. This research opportunity aims to explore the psychological and social factors influencing consumer perceptions and adoption of cultured meat and related technologies. The project is embedded within the wider CARMA initiative, specifically work pack...