PhD Studentship in Computer Science - Algorithms/Hardware Co-Design for Bayesian and Ising Models (Fully Funded)

Northeastern University London; Greater London; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 19,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

London allowance

Fees covered

Training costs covered

Job summary

Northeastern University London invites applications for a funded PhD Studentship starting January 2027. The project is a collaboration with IMEC and runs for four years, with fees funded, a stipend at UKRI rates, and an additional London allowance.

Training and research costs will be supported to develop interdisciplinary work across humanities, social sciences and digital sciences. Supervisors include Bipin Rajendran (NU London) and Darren Hurley-Smith (University of Kent).

Job description

Funded PhD Project (UK or International Students)

Funding provider: Northeastern University London (NU London) and IMEC

Project start date: January 2027

Supervisors (*lead):

• Bipin Rajendran (Northeastern University London)
• Darren Hurley-Smith (University of Kent)

Northeastern University London

As part of a major investment, Northeastern University London (NU London) offers PhD studentships to support interdisciplinary research across the humanities, social sciences and digital sciences. The current studentship is part-funded by IMEC and is offered for four years and includes funding towards fees, a stipend at UKRI rates, an additional London allowance, and associated costs such as training.

NU London is both a UK university governed by UK higher education regulations, and the European campus of Northeastern University - a large, top-tier research intensive, Boston-based institution. Founded in 1898, Northeastern received $230.7m of external research funding in 2022, and is the recognized leader in experience-driven lifelong learning.