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interdisciplinary collaboration between the Department of Mathematics and the Department of Physics and Technology. The project includes three main activities: (i) the development of novel simulation techniques, (ii
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explore two essential enzymes involved in fatty acid synthesis in Gram-negative bacteria, with particular focus on Pseudomonas aeruginosa. We will use a structure-based approach to develop potent inhibitors
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intermittent. The PhD will work will be twofold. The first part will be to improve and develop datasets and estimation algorithms for renewable energy that will enhance the simulation capabilities of the open
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to develop practical management tools. SEAClim will provide detailed predictions and projections of decadal-to-multidecadal changes in marine environments focusing on the North Atlantic. TipESM will explore
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group there has been a long-standing involvement within studies of ultra-peripheral collisions, where the group has developed one of the leading simulation tools (called 'STARLIGHT') and has been involved
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modules for the ITk (ATLAS Inner Tracker). Within the ALICE group there has been a long-standing involvement within studies of ultra-peripheral collisions, where the group has developed one of the leading
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project bridges two foundational fields in computer science and mathematics: Theory of Algorithms and Extremal Combinatorics. By integrating these areas, the project seeks to develop innovative
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management expert and a research assistant. AI STORIES explores the hypothesis that deep narrative structures in the datasets used to train generative AI models are replicated and perhaps exaggerated in
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well as their individual research within the Center for Digital Narrative’s Computational Narrative Systems node, led by Professor Nick Montfort with Professor Rafael Pérez y Pérez. Work includes developing new
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Narrative’s Computational Narrative Systems node, led by Professor Nick Montfort with Professor Rafael Pérez y Pérez. Work includes developing new computational models of narrative and re-implementing