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. Project description This PhD project focuses on advancing the scientific computing foundations of quantum spin dynamics by developing efficient numerical algorithms for modeling complex, open quantum
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series data. Large data sets come with significant computational challenges. Tremendous algorithmic progress has been made in machine learning and related areas, but application to dynamic systems is
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wireless sensor networks as well as research and education within Life Science, smart electronic sensors and medical systems. The Department of Electrical Engineering is an international workplace with
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the real world based on a seamless combination of data, mathematical models, and algorithms. Our research integrates expertise from machine learning, optimization, control theory, and applied mathematics
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, electric vehicles, industrial IoT, 6G communication, and wireless sensor networks, as well as research and education in Life Science, health technology, smart electronic sensors, and medical systems
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, machine learning or similar. Alternatively, you have gained essentially corresponding knowledge in another way. The applicant is expected to have good knowledge of computer science, mathematics, algorithms
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interdisciplinary research on knowledge extraction from social data. Project description The project is in the emerging area of fair social network analysis. In today’s algorithmically-infused society, data about our
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the following research areas providing a template for relevant directions: - Field Robotics with a focus on Arctic Environments - Autonomous Navigation and Motion Planning in Sensor-Degraded Disaster Environments
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are rapidly evolving – ranging from remote sensing and automated sensors to genetic techniques and classical field-based inventories. This PhD project focuses on how biodiversity in forests can be measured
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the following research areas providing a template for relevant directions: - Field Robotics with a focus on Arctic Environments - Autonomous Navigation and Motion Planning in Sensor-Degraded Disaster Environments