Connectionists: PhD in Cognitive Robotics, Plymouth University UK

[Angelo Cangelosi]

The Centre for Robotics and Neural Systems at Plymouth University has an opening for a PhD opportunity in Cognitive Robotics. The PhD will specifically be on embodiment aspects of number learning in robots, under the supervision of Professor Angelo Cangelosi.

This PhD is linked to a Project/Research Associate Position within the new Marie Sklodowska Curie ITN “APRIL” (april-robots.org). The candidate will be hired by Plymouth University for a part-time position as the APRIL ITN Project Admin and Research Assistant, whilst at the same time enrolling for a part-time PhD. The net salary for this position is approximately equivalent to a UK PhD studentship bursary.

To apply and for more details on this position, see link below
http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/ANR769/project-admin-and-research-associate-cognitive-robotics-and-human-robot-interaction-april-itn/

For informal enquiry, contact Angelo Cangelosi (acangelosi at plymouth.ac.uk).

Angelo Cangelosi
http://www.tech.plym.ac.uk/soc/staff/angelo/
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