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vehicles, data centers, etc.). These devices are mostly power electronic interfaced introducing new types of dynamic phenomena and the need for more detailed models, increasing complexity. In addition
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these large datasets, as well as computational models that capture low-dimensional structure that reflects the architecture of the neocortex. By working with researchers developing new brain stimulation methods
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. Experience in working with large data sets, knowledge of statistics, and some programming expertise is essential. The project is based in ECEHH, at the University of Exeter’s Penryn Campus in Cornwall, and may
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. Novel techniques, such as microscopy, fluorescence microscopy, and light-field imaging allow users to gather more useful information with higher levels of details than ever imagined. However, lots of
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engineering, clinical research, and AI-driven health monitoring. This project will explore large-scale maternal datasets—combining clinical cardiovascular assessments with wearable sensor data—to detect early
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. Novel techniques, such as microscopy, fluorescence microscopy, and light-field imaging allow users to gather more useful information with higher levels of details than ever imagined. However, lots of
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-developing the principles (e.g. ethics) and methods for anonymising, processing and analysing sensitive data collected by a national charity’s 24/7 helpline for people experiencing or witnessing elder abuse
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the PhD student in high-performance computing, computer programming, applied mathematics, fluid mechanics, mathematical modelling and data analysis for large datasets -of the order of 100 Terabytes
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create a working framework that includes both experimental and modelling prototypes, including AI/ML tools to assist with the large number of variables involved. This project is seeking candidates with a
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datasets, therefore, there will be a focus in the implementation of models for large volumes of data. The project will work in an exciting interface of statistics and machine learning and has the potential