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. The studentship is funded by the Leverhulme Trust through the Connected Waters Leverhulme Doctoral Programme, which is supporting new research on human-environment interactions in freshwater ecosystems. There is an
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across diverse socio-contexts. Applications include healthcare and emotional recognition, addressing critical challenges in human-machine interaction and personalised care. The successful candidate will
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to the perception of animacy when interacting with objects and people using videos (behaviour, fMRI, and MEG), 3) determine to what extent these brain representations and dimensions change when humans are immersed in
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include training in computer science, human-computer interaction, etc. A Master’s degree is desirable. In addition, candidates for whom English is a second language should meet the University’s minimum