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Hertfordshire, University of, PhD, Adaptive Systems

University of Hertfordshire
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Full-time n/a years: 3
Part-time n/a years: 6
Research areas include: Embodied artificial intelligence; artificial life; human-robot interaction; cognitive technology; affecting computing; socially intelligent agents; social robotics; narrative intelligence; constructive biology; post-reactive robotics; morphogenesis, sensor evolution; swarm intelligence; control architectures for adaptive agents; learning and action selection; embodiment in software and robots; biologically inspired models of emotions for social interaction; interactive robotic or virtual systems in therapy and education; behavioural analysis and motivational modelling of autonomous agents.

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  • Sites in Hatfield, St Albans and Bayfordbury (a rural field station and observatory outside Hertford).
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