Several PhD opportunities are available in our Scalable Scientific Machine Learning Lab at Imperial College London. These projects are eligible for Imperial PhD scholarships (open to both home and overseas students, with application deadlines between Nov–Jan).
Current topics include:
🔬 Multi-scale simulation with physics-informed neural networks
🧠 Brain ultrasound imaging with diffusion-guided full-waveform inversion
🌍 Learning fast and generalizable climate models with neural differential equations
🌀 Learning dynamics on manifolds with neural geodesic flows
I also welcome new project proposals related to scientific machine learning.
Full details and how to apply here.

We’re hiring PhD students!
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