Connectionists: PhD studentships in decision making at Bristol
Rafal Bogacz
R.Bogacz at bristol.ac.uk
Thu Mar 31 06:29:44 EDT 2011
Dear Colleagues,
Five, 4-year studentships are available to study in a new EPSRC funded
inter-disciplinary research centre in Decision Making in an Unstable
World at the University of Bristol. Cross-disciplinary training will be
provided in the first year, consisting of a personally tailored suite of
taught courses and two mini-projects. The remainder of the project will
consist of research leading to the award of a PhD in one of Computer
Science, Experimental Psychology or Mathematics, with all research
co-supervised by academics from these disciplines. Throughout the
project there will be a wide variety of project focused seminars,
workshops, and collaborative opportunities.
Applications are welcomed from UK/EU students who are enthusiastic and
highly-motivated who possess, or will shortly obtain, a first or upper
second class degree, or equivalent, in a numerate subject from across
the Mathematical, Natural, Engineering, Social and Biological Sciences.
Applicants must demonstrate a strong desire to carry out
interdisciplinary research combining mathematical and computational
modelling with experimental research on humans. Successful applicants
will receive an EPSRC 4-year studentship covering living expenses and fees.
For further information, please visit
http://www.maths.bris.ac.uk/~madsl/decision-making. Informal enquiries
are encouraged and should be made to Dr David Leslie
(david.leslie at bristol.ac.uk) or Prof Iain Gilchrist
(i.d.gilchrist at bristol.ac.uk). Information about postgraduate study at
the university, including the application procedure, is available at
http://www.bris.ac.uk/prospectus/postgraduate/2011. Applications should
be made for a PhD in Experimental Psychology, indicating that the
application is in response to the "Inter-disciplinary decision-making
studentships advertisement".
Closing date for applications 2 May, interviews in the week of 16 May 2011.
Best wishes,
Rafal Bogacz
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