Brunel University London Software Engineering PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 12 Brunel University London Software Engineering PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
Brunel University London
All Arts (8) Biological & Medical Sciences (29) Business & Finance (10) Chemical Sciences (15) Earth Sciences (10) Engineering (60) Humanities (13) Law (5) Maths & Computing (36) Physical Sciences (11) Social Science & Health (31)
Health Sciences (14)
All UK (12)United Kingdom (12)
All London (12)
All Aarhus University (1)Aberdeen University (14)Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) (2)Anglia Ruskin University ARU (2)Brunel University London (12)Cardiff University (12)Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) (14)Charles University in Prague (1)Coventry University (7)Cranfield University (1)Durham University (4)Edinburgh Napier University (5)George Washington University (1)German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (1)Hector Fellow Academy (1)Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (1)Heriot-Watt University (6)Imperial College London (1)IMT Institute for Advanced Studies Lucca (1)International Max Planck Research School for Cell, Developmental, and Systems Biology (1)Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (1)Keele University (2)Kingston University (4)Lancaster University (2)Linköping University (1)Loughborough University (10)Loughborough University London (1)Luxion (1)Max Planck Society (1)National Structural Integrity Research Centre (1)Newcastle University (3)Northumbria University (3)Open University (1)Purdue University (1)Queen Mary University of London (1)Queen's University Belfast (2)Robert Gordon University (1)Royal Holloway, University of London (3)Swansea University (1)Technical University of Denmark (1)Teesside University (3)The University of Manchester (11)Ulster University – Magee Campus (1)Universidad de Zaragoza (1)University College London (4)University of Auckland (1)University of Aveiro (1)University of Bath (7)University of Bedfordshire (1)University of Bradford (6)University of Brighton (1)University of Bristol (2)University of Buckingham (1)University of Dundee (5)University of Edinburgh (13)University of Exeter (1)University of Glasgow (2)University of Klagenfurt (1)University of Leeds (2)University of Leicester (4)University of Lincoln (1)University of Liverpool (11)University of New Mexico (UNM) (1)University of Nottingham (8)University of Portsmouth (1)University of Reading (4)University of Sheffield (32)University of Southampton (2)University of Southern Denmark (1)University of St Andrews (1)University of Strathclyde (5)University of Sunderland (1)University of Surrey (3)University of Sydney (1)University of Warwick (4)University of Wolverhampton (1)University of York (12)Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (5)
All Computer Science (5) Electronic and Electrical Engineering (6) Mathematics (1)
PhD Type All PhD Research Project (12)
I am a self-funded student (12)
Exploring the potential of human-like computing methods and applications in education or healthcare
Brunel University London Computer Science
Intelligent, 'human-like' applications, 3D games, and interfaces are becoming more common in our everyday lives, and as an important area of focus within the fields of Multimedia / Human-Computer Interaction research. Read more
Supervisor: Dr A Money
Brunel University London Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Image segmentation has many applications in biomedical and many other fields. It is essential for target detection and identification. Read more
Supervisor: Prof AK Nandi
Novel Design, Development and Deployment of Wide Area Monitorong Systems on a Cloud Computing Platform
The PhD student research project will investigate and develop innovative cloud computing approaches to enable scalable and secure analysis of massive Phasor Measurement Unit data using state of the art infrastructure as a service (IaaS) technology that can be effectively deployed in order to. Read more
Supervisor: Dr G Taylor
Visible Light Communication for Swarm Robots
Swarm robotic technology applies swarm intelligence found in a biological organism in robots i.e. individual robots are programmed to compute simple task but collectively they can carry out a complex swarm behaviour. Read more
Supervisors: Dr NM Huda, Dr T G Kalganova
Novel approaches for complex nonlinear equation systems
In this project we aim to investigate a novel method that works by transforming a system of equations into a multiobjective optimisation problem (MOO). Read more
Supervisor: Dr C Grosan
Design human-like machine learning
A study of the publications available via PubMed alone (a database of 26 million references to biomedical publications), shows that only four machine learning models (linear regression, Bayesian reasoning, Random Forests and Neural Networks) are frequently employed in most of the experiments. Read more
Development of android middleware for wearable data analytics and recommendations on the go
Wearable technology comes with the promise of improving one's lifestyles thru data mining of their physiological condition. The potential to generate a change in daily or routine habits thru these devices leaves little doubt. Read more
Supervisor: Prof M Angelides
Virtual Reality for 4D Printing
The next generation of Additive Manufacturing technologies will utilise the combination of different digital media with Computer-Aided Design to represent multi-functional structures. Read more
Supervisor: Dr E Pei
Design of Experiments for Network Science
Brunel University London Mathematics
Design of Experiments (DOE) is a research area within statistics that allows scientists to maximise the amount of information derived from an experiment. Read more
Supervisor: Dr B Parker
3D object classification
With the current development of 3D modeling, and 3D printing, the next type of information representation of objects is 3D form. The majority of existing methods of object classification are based on applying images to deep learning approaches. Read more
Supervisor: Dr T G Kalganova
Automatisation of optimisation problem formulation for real-world applications
With current development of AI and Big Data area, there is a strong need in development of the approach that allows to provide the efficient mapping of the existing data into the optimisation problem. Read more
Supervisors: Dr T G Kalganova, Dr M Abbod
Emotion Recognition for Intelligent Human Computer Interaction
Emotion is a complex thing for human beings. It can reflect the mental and cognitive state of the person. Read more
Supervisor: Dr H Meng