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summary Join an international team developing scalable algorithms to solve numerical linear algebra challenges on supercomputers. Modern high-performance computing increasingly relies on hardware
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including: * Algorithmic game theory * Approximation algorithms * Automata and formal languages * Combinatorics and graph algorithms * Computational complexity * Logic and games * Online and dynamic
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will develop autonomous on-board guidance algorithms for space missions using open-source numerical solvers for convex optimisation developed at the University of Oxford. The focus will be on designing
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-cases of classical supercomputers, the development of quantum CFD algorithms will be of widespread benefit upon the arrival of fault-tolerant quantum computing. This project involves the adaptation
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adaptation of the mesh during simulation to resolve and track features in the flow. The focus of your PhD would be on developing novel algorithms to efficiently redistribute and rebalance the parallel
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, the project will develop algorithms for ecological sensing, adaptive motion planning, and energy optimisation under real-world constraints. Scaled experiments and high-fidelity simulations will validate system
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mission. You will: Help collate data resources relevant to suicide and self-harm. Develop new machine learning methodologies (from artificial neural networks, decision trees, evolutionary algorithms and
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data are needed to enhance our understanding of sources, pathways and impact of litter. Cefas is developing a visible light (VL) deep learning (DL) algorithm and collected a large 89 litter category
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Researcher will influence the direction of application areas and algorithm development, receiving direct training in InSAR processing, geospatial data science, and agricultural remote sensing. Co-supervision
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) develop novel performance metrics combining accuracy and explainability, to be tested across different AI model types; (2) devise new algorithms for selecting models optimised for holistic performance