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to advanced control design and system optimization. Our specialty is developing embedded control, estimation, and identification algorithms that directly interface with physical hardware. We work closely with
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To undertake research on the evolution of prokaryotic pangenomes using machine learning and AI approaches. The work will involve the analysis of large prokaryotic genome datasets, the development
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of research. Experience in method development, either quantum chemistry and/or nonadiabatic dynamics. Interest in extending methods that allow the application of quantum algorithms, using quantum
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Professor Daniel Paulusma from Durham University and Professor Vadim Lozin from the University of Warwick. The general aim of the project is to develop algorithmic meta-classifications, which state that any
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the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, at the University of Cambridge, UK. The Postdoc will work across several projects, interfacing with teams of students and research collaborators on developing
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Bioinformatics and Computational Biology headed by Ivo Hofacker. Our team works on the development of algorithms and methods for problems in Computational Chemistry, Systems Chemistry, and Computational Biology
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Vadim Lozin from the University of Warwick. The general aim of the project is to develop algorithmic meta-classifications, which state that any computationally hard graph problem satisfying some condition
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transport for inverse problems One of the central topics of the research projects is the further development of theory and methods for the concept of optimal transport for inverse problems. Optimal transport
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and frameworks we work on, and opportunities for applying the methods with top-notch collaborators. Your work will develop algorithms, inference methods, and frameworks to adapt models from training
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fingerprint identification (RFFI) for Wi-Fi. You will design novel RFFI algorithms and further evaluate their performance using practical testbeds such as software-defined radio platforms. You should have a PhD