PhD Studentship in Theory and Practice of High Dynamic Range Imaging
University of Cambridge
3.5-year Cambridge Computer Science PhD studentship on HDR imaging, multispectral colour reproduction, SDR-HDR mapping, psychophysical models and machine-learning methods, in collaboration with the University of East Anglia and funded by a donation through Apple Inc. Cambridge.
Destination
United Kingdom
Study level
Doctoral
Deadline
Sep 4, 2026
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Funding package
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Maintenance at recommended UKRI rates for 3.5 years; exact cash maintenance rate is not stated on the vacancy.
Full approved tuition fees for Home and overseas students.
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Eligibility
Who can apply
Meet Cambridge PhD in Computer Science admission requirements; demonstrate fit with the HDR imaging research topics; contact Professor Rafal Mantiuk in advance with a CV and research statement; provide a proposal expanding on at least two advertised topics. Home and overseas students may apply.
Application package
Documents and steps
Required documents
Two academic references
Academic transcripts
Pre-contact CV
Research statement
CV
Research proposal
Application steps
Contact Professor Rafal Mantiuk with a CV and research statement.
Prepare transcripts, CV, research proposal and references.
Apply through the PhD in Computer Science Applicant Portal quoting NR50548.
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