2018 Intake
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PhD topic |
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Using machine learning to predict the stability of amorphous drugs |
Dr Gabriele Sosso (Chemistry) |
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Using response times to characterize human behaviour in decision making |
Dr Henrik Singmann (formerly of Warwick) |
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Implicitly Building Explicit Models by Autonomous Driving Algorithms in Multi- Agent Reinforcement Learning |
Professor Elliot Ludvig (Psychology) |
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Modelling the spread of porcine epidemic diarrhoea virus at different spatial scales |
Dr Erin Gorsich (Life Sciences) and Professor Mike Tildesley (Maths/Life Sciences) |
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Bayesian Optimisation for Quality Diversity Search |
Professor Juergen Branke (Warwick Business School) |
A new approach for quantifying uncertainty in data assimilation |
Dr Jeremie Houssineau (Statistics) and Professor Adam Johansen (Statistics) |
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Bayesian Optimisation for Robust Solutions |
Professor Juergen Branke (Warwick Business School) |
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Applications of Generative Adversarial Networks in Medical Imaging |
Professor Giovanni Montana (WMG) |
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Communication in the Attention Economy |
Professor Thomas Hills (Psychology) |
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Probabilistic Graphical Modelling of the Dynamics of Social Systems |
Professor Jim Smith (Statistics) and Professor Weisi Guo (Cranfield) |
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Relational Reinforcement Learning from Raw Images with applications to Robotics |
Professor Giovanni Montana (WMG) |
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Automatic generation of chest x-ray reports using deep learning |
Professor Giovanni Montana (WMG) and Professor Maria Liakata (QMUL) |
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Mechanism Design and Strategyproofness on Networks |
Dr Paolo Turrini (Computer Science) |
MSc only |
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Jack Cowlard: Graduated in 2020 with an MSc in Mathematics of Real-World Systems |