PhD Studentship in Decoding and Mapping Earth’s Species Interactions with Artificial Intelligence

The McFadden Lab at Queen Mary University of London offers a fully-funded 4-year PhD studentship to investigate ecological interactions using AI techniques like computer vision and machine learning. The project will focus on mapping species interactions, analyzing global diversity patterns, and assessing ecological threats. Candidates with a background in biology, ecology, or data science, and knowledge of AI or global mapping techniques, are encouraged to apply. The research will benefit from collaborations with institutions like Kew Gardens and the Natural History Museum.