A large number of PhD Scholarships available in Plymouth,
and probably interesting areas of research for some of the Csounders here.
Oeyvind

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>Dear colleague,
>
>PLEASE DISTRIBUTE THIS WIDELY.
>
>The University of Plymouth is offering 50 fully funded PhD scholarships
>starting October 2015, which include projects to be developed at ICCMR
>(http://cmr.soc.plymouth.ac.uk/) on topics pertaining to Computer Music
>or Music Technology.
>
>We welcome applications from candidates wishing to develop projects on
>the topics of (but not limited to) modelling memory and memorisation to
>study the evolution of cultural conventions (e.g., through
>computational models of musical evolution), development of musical
>memory through embodied experience (MOCAP, NIME) and Brain-Computer
>Music Interfacing (BCMI).
>
>DEADLINE for submissions 15 SEPTEMBER 2015.
>
>More information here; first of all, please check if you are eligible:
>
>https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/student-life/your-studies/the-graduate-schoo
>l/f ully-funded-phd-studentships/arts-and-humanities
>
>If you are considering applying for a PhD at ICCMR, we strongly
>encourage you to contact Prof Eduardo Miranda with a brief description
>of your project for discussion before you prepare the application
>(eduardo.miranda@plymouth.ac.uk)
>
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>
>Prof Eduardo Miranda
>Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research (ICCMR) Plymouth
>University

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