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PhD Studentship in Human-Referenced Colour Processing and Dynamic Range Compression University of East Anglia in United Kingdom

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PhD

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Computer Science

Funding

A Faculty of Science funded studentship is available competitively for UK applicants. It covers home tuition fees and provides an annual stipend for three years. The current UEA/institutional PhD stipend rate is £21,805, subject to any agreed inflationary uplift for 2027/28.

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Feb 24, 2027

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United Kingdom

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University of East Anglia

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Computer Science
Cognitive Science
Image Processing
Computer Vision
Neuroinformatics
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About this position

The University of East Anglia is offering a full-time PhD studentship in Human-Referenced Colour Processing, based in the Colour & Imaging Lab in Norwich, United Kingdom. The project will investigate how human and machine vision systems perform dynamic range compression, a key stage in photographic and image-processing pipelines.

The research will compare biologically plausible architectures with modern machine-learning systems. It will build on Retinex theory, known brain physiology, and numerical image-processing algorithms to design models that better reflect human vision while using contemporary machine-learning techniques. The project will also examine why current machine-learning approaches that are not referenced to human vision can produce poor results.

Applicants should normally have at least a 2:1 degree in Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, or another numerate discipline. The studentship is available competitively to UK applicants and includes home tuition fees plus an annual stipend for three years. The current institutional stipend is £21,805 per year, subject to any agreed inflationary uplift for 2027/28. The expected start date is 1 October 2027, and the application deadline is 24 February 2027.

Funding details

A Faculty of Science funded studentship is available competitively for UK applicants. It covers home tuition fees and provides an annual stipend for three years. The current UEA/institutional PhD stipend rate is £21,805, subject to any agreed inflationary uplift for 2027/28.

What's required

Applicants should normally hold at least a 2:1 degree in Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, or another numerate discipline. The opportunity is full-time and is funded for UK applicants. The project requires interest or capability in human vision, colour and image processing, dynamic range compression, machine learning, and related computational methods.

How to apply

Review the full vacancy and submit an application through the jobs.ac.uk listing. Ensure your application demonstrates eligibility, a minimum 2:1 degree in a numerate discipline, and relevant interest or experience in colour processing, computer vision, or machine learning.

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