Q: What does CC mean?
A: It depends on the day.
Sometimes it is Computational Communication, other days it's Collective Cognition, or perhaps Combinatorial Complexity or Cultural Combustion. Cumulative Culture and Computational Creativity also apply. It also means Curious and Confused, or maybe Curiouser and Curiouser.
Q: How do I join the CC Lab?
A: See below.
Prospective MSc and PhD graduate students interested in joining the CC Lab should apply to one of our affiliated programmes. We supervise people from the MSc degrees in Computer Science and in Data Science, as well as from the Computer Science PhD programme at Exeter. You can find more information on the postgraduate research programmes at Exeter here.
There are also some opportunities available at the University of Exeter to fund your PhD:
Current graduate students of any programme at the University of Exeter are welcome to email about potential research collaborations. The CC Lab is highly interdisciplinary and we enjoy working with scholars from other fields.
We are always looking for talented researchers (PhD students and postdocs) to join the lab. If you want to propose a collaboration based on an externally-funded postdoctoral scholarship, please get in touch. Here are some potential funding opportunities:
Funding opportunities change a lot, so it might be that at any point in time some of these links do not work. There might be other sources available as well.