Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing (CVSSP)
Creating machines that can see, hear and understand the world around them
Our Centre is an internationally recognised leader in audio-visual machine perception research. With a diverse community of more than 120 researchers, we are one of the largest audio and vision research groups in the UK.
Research in the Centre has led to award-winning spin-out companies in the biometric, communication, medical and creative industries.
Our research
Our core expertise includes signal, image and video processing, pattern recognition, computer vision and graphics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, medical image analysis and human computer interaction.
Studentships
Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD studentship within the Centre for Vision Speech and Signal Processing. The funding is for a three-year research course leading to the degree of a PhD.
Learning, prediction and decision control in complex systems
Funding information:
A stipend of £16,000 per anum subject to nationality and residence status. Fees are covered for UK/EU students (in value of £4,260). Directly funded project (European/UK Students only).Generating virtual camera views using generative networks
Funding information:
Approx £21,000 per annum with an enhanced stipend of £20,000 per annum. A directly funded project available to European/UK students only.Computational lighting in video
Funding information:
This research project has funding attached. Funding for this project is available to citizens of the UK. Approximately £25,000 per annum.News
Collaboration
We have an internationally outstanding track-record of pioneering research leading to new technologies.
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