Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, Queen Mary University of
London, supervised by Marc Roth. The project associated with the position
will be on the parameterised and fine-grained complexity of computational
counting problems arising in the analysis of large networks.
Detailed Project Description:
https://www.roth-marc.com/phd-studentship-vacancy
Application Deadline: 3 January 2025
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How to apply
Queen Mary University is interested in developing the next generation of
outstanding researchers and decided to invest in specific research areas.
Applicants should work with Marc Roth and submit their application
following the instructions at: http://eecs.qmul.ac.uk/phd/how-to-apply/
The application should include the following:
- CV (max 2 pages)
- Cover letter (max 4,500 characters) stating clearly in the first page
whether you are eligible for a scholarship as a UK resident (
https://epsrc.ukri.org/skills/students/guidance-on-epsrc-studentships/eligibility
)
- Research proposal (max 500 words)
- 2 References
- Certificate of English Language (for students whose first language is
not English)
- Other Certificates
Please note that to qualify as a home student for the purpose of the
scholarships, a student must have no restrictions on how long they can stay
in the UK and have been ordinarily resident in the UK for at least 3 years
prior to the start of the studentship. For more information please see: (
https://epsrc.ukri.org/skills/students/guidance-on-epsrc-studentships/eligibility
)
For general enquiries contact Mrs Melissa Yeo at m.yeo@qmul.ac.uk
(administrative enquiries) or Dr Arkaitz Zubiaga at a.zubiaga@qmul.ac.uk
(academic enquiries) with the subject "EECS 2025 PhD scholarships enquiry".
For project specific queries please contact Marc Roth at m.roth@qmul.ac.uk.
Best,
Marc Roth
Centre for Fundamental Computer Science
Queen Mary University of London
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