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-correction. This PhD falls into the fields of error-correction and Deep Learning. Due to the inherent unreliability of the DNA storage support, the goal will be to develop advanced deep learning models
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hardware design, and build in fault detection and correction to ensure secure, efficient operation in space systems. The outcome will be a high-performance, fault-tolerant Falcon implementation, enhancing
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Project Title: Characterising clonal dynamics of somatic mutations in vivo for early prediction of carcinogenicity using advanced error corrected next generation sequencing Supervisor: Dr Alex Cagan
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challenges that include (but are not limited to): Efficient compression of quantum data under unreliable entanglement assistance Joint compression and error correction for robust communication in the quantum
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control, human-robot collaboration, and smart grids. For this reason, their design and deployment should be accompanied by a formal check of correct behaviour. The Research Training Group on Continuous
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that include(but are not limited to): Efficient compression of quantum data under unreliable entanglement assistance Joint compression and error correction for robust communication in the quantum-classical
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function and the brain, we will use experimental measures from our departments to quantify motor learning. This involves using sensory information to correct errors in the motor system, essential
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learning. This involves using sensory information to correct errors in the motor system, essential for maintaining effective motor control, from hand and foot movements to fluent speech production. Team and
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to repair. The major pathways used by cells to repair DSBs are non-homologous end-joining (NHEJ) and homologous recombination (HR). Usually, HR is considered “error-free” pathway as the broken DNA duplex
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on the correct flow properties of the material, whose composition is currently heavily based on trial-and-error. The design of such a material has many requirements: for instance, it needs to easily flow from