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and coupling them to nucleic acids, the project will study their quenching behaviour, with a focus on singlet oxygen production and suppression in photoelectrochemical sensing applications. This
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generative AI behaviour may be constrained to within known-good parameters. Trust in Generative AI will follow into trust into the products and systems produced. The students will be expected to: (a
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’ behaviour. We will build on novel computational techniques to produce realistic enough models that can be falsified empirically [3]. Our research group studies how groups of agents can learn to cooperate
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generative AI behaviour may be constrained to within known-good parameters. Trust in Generative AI will follow into trust into the products and systems produced. The students will be expected to: (a
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compounds and their behaviour, transport & bioaccumulation to evaluate environmental effects, assess the exposure and health risks to humans, and develop technologies and biotechnologies to break them
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contamination persists between the rubber and the ground surface. The research will create advanced simulations that can enable more accurate prediction of ground handling behaviour of aircraft. This research
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fields of behaviour and health. Our teaching and research programmes are devoted to current developments in society. From healthy aging to e-health, and from training top athletes to social media as a
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evolution. By working together, we are creating an initial atlas of how neuroanatomy correlates with cognition expressed in behaviour. Drawing on these results we will then recreate the cognition of long
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community-based correctional supervision known as “assisted desistance,” which centres on supporting the social and psychological processes involved in behaviour change. The project uses mixed methods
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Subject specific knowledge relevant to education. The following will be considered meritorious: Track record demonstrating excellent social simulation modelling work related to human behaviour