We continue to work on pioneering research including cutting-edge image processing software, new technologies to exploit the power of the web, medical imaging software and low-power chip design. Visit the link below to find out more about Computer Science Postgraduate Research Degree Programmes available.
The School's Human Centred Web (HCW) Laboratory is currently working in conjunction with the Manchester City Art Gallery to investigate the ways in which people access visual information within art. The experiment builds on previous research into how internet users access information on web pages, and aims to inform the development of text-to-speech technology. Experiments are being carried using the eye-tracking technology to gain an understanding of the sequence in which sighted users focus on areas of a visual resource.
New: Google European Doctoral Fellowship Programme, close date: 19.2.10
We are seeking to recruit up to two PhD students who are eligible to be nominated for the Google European Doctoral Fellowship Programme for 2010. The programme, running for the first time this year, has been established by Google to support the best and brightest PhD students in the field of Computer Science. Europe’s leading Computer Science departments have been asked to nominate candidates for these fully funded fellowships to study PhD topics ranging from computer architecture to cloud computing. The full range of research areas is listed below. The Google Fellowships are open to prospective home/EU and international PhD students.
Current active research projects are listed here. These are projects suggested by members of academic staff. Students can browse and chose suitable project from the list. Alternatively, there are options for submitting proposals for personal project through area supervisors. Advice on writing a research proposal is available from here.


