Research Fellow in Computational Neuroscience and Misinformation at the University of Birmingham University of Birmingham in United Kingdom

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the Institute for the Science of Early Years and Youth (ISEY), University of East London, Stratford Campus, United Kingdom. The project focuses on shared reading , early cognitive development , attention , language development , and dual-brain EEG . It asks how caregiver-child interactions support learning, how moment-to-moment neural activity becomes coordinated during shared reading, and how interpersonal neural coordination relates to children’s attention, enga...

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, ...

Barts Charity Doctoral Training Programme at Queen Mary University of London is inviting applications for 2027 entry to a PhD studentship focused on improving the health of East London communities. This is a cohort-based doctoral training opportunity with an interdisciplinary research environment and training in Data Science , AI , and other cutting-edge research approaches. The programme also emphasizes professional development for careers in academia, industry, and beyond. Funding: tax-free st...

PhD opportunity: Neurobiology of Consciousness at the University of Cambridge , Department of Clinical Neurosciences, with Prof Emmanuel Stamatakis . This project asks fundamental questions about neuroscience and consciousness : how subjective experience emerges from neural activity, why consciousness changes under anaesthesia and psychedelic drugs, and how it can persist or disappear in severe brain injury. The research combines neuroimaging and computational neuroscience to study altered state...

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,...