IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON
Intelligent Systems and Networks Group, Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering
PhD Studentships for research in Intelligent Systems and Networks (ISN)
The Intelligent Systems and Networks (ISN) Research Group is currently seeking talented PhD candidates. Some 30 to 40 PhD students conduct PhDs in the ISN Group and about 6-8 PhD students gain their doctorates from the group each year.
Several types of funding are available to outstanding applicants, including Imperial College and departmental scholarships, Marie Curie Fellowships and support from individual grants. The ISN Group participates in numerous EU FP7, UK EPSRC and other funded research programs, with strong activity in a broad range of research domains, including Agent Technologies, Intelligent Networks, Biologically-Inspired Robotics and Assistive Technologies, Self-Organising and Complex Systems, Computer Vision, Social Networks, Machine Learning, Advanced Data Communications and Telecommunication Networks, and Applications in Energy Savings and the Smart Grid. The group is highly inter-disciplinary and collaborates with academic and industrial organisations throughout the world.
Applicants should have a first-class or good upper second MEng honours degree, or a BEng honours degree with a Master's degree (or equivalent) in Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics or related discipline, excellent programming and mathematical skills, and a demonstrable interest in and engagement with pure and applied research. They should be self-motivated, able to formulate and implement new ideas, and interested in collaboration and team work.
For a description of the Intelligent Systems and Networks Research Group and for more information on the staff and research team, please visit our website at: http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/intellisysnetworks.
To apply please send a detailed CV (including the names of two referees) and a covering letter explaining your current interests and relevant background by email to Mr. Patrick Kelly at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Please note that candidates will be asked to submit a PhD research application to the Registry at Imperial College to ensure they have met the College's admissions criteria.
