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project - “Oracle complexity bounds of first-order methods for nonsmooth optimization with nonconvex function constraints”. They will be required to conduct theoretical analysis, algorithm implementation
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/work tasks The PhD project is part of WP4 – Topology, Algebra, and Geometry for Complex Data Analysis at the Lie-Størmer Center. It will develop mathematical and computational methods in Topological Data
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Geometry for Complex Data Analysis at the Lie-Størmer Center. It will develop mathematical and computational methods in Topological Data Analysis, with particular emphasis on multiparameter persistence and
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should have strong experience in optimisation, computational modelling, operational research or quantitative decision analysis, together with the ability to formulate complex real-world engineering or
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, such as gas, water, and electrical grids. This specifically concerns Cyber-Physical Systems and the complex integration of IT-OT environments, supporting CyberUnite’s mission to develop resilient and
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optimisation, computational modelling, operational research or quantitative decision analysis, together with the ability to formulate complex real-world engineering or operational problems as tractable
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this framework, our Digital Twins for Healthcare department pioneers precision medicine by engineering virtual patient replicas to predict and treat complex diseases. About the role Cardiovascular digital twins
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replicas to predict and treat complex diseases. About The Role Many cardiovascular conditions, including valve disease and congenital heart disorders, are assessed using pressure measurements obtained
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. Strong background in the mathematical modeling of multiscale and multiphysics phenomena, including proven application of dimensional analysis, fractal analysis, and hybrid physics–AI approaches
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knowledge and project outcomes to academic, industry and project stakeholders. Initiative in research, analysis and problem solving, including the ability to contribute to practical research solutions