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Mechanisms for Vehicular Networks Summary of the Scholarship Objectives: The scholarship aims to design, implement, and evaluate optimization solutions for vehicular networks based on Reinforcement Learning
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The University of Coimbra opens a call for the assignment of a research grant, with one position(s), under the project Research and Pilot Implementation of Resilient and Secure Architectures for Core Network
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network connectivity. Work Plan: Familiarization with the project and the state of the art in terms of associated services and technologies Familiarization with the technical aspects of the existing proof
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Description Call for Research Grant Assignment The University of Coimbra opens a call for the assignment of a research grant, with 1 position(s), under the project 024.14312.PEX, title NN4DiSy - Neural Networks
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, adapted, and optimized for trajectories subject to complex perturbations. The models will include prescribed mass variations, tidal effects, drag forces, and mutual interactions between orbiting bodies
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/coordination of the grant: Carla Sofia Pinheiro Vitorino IV - Work Plan / Goals to be achieved: The objective of this project is to develop a patient-specific, biodegradable nanothermal mesh integrating hybrid
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interactions within the host-guest complexes, aiming to elucidate their photophysical properties and understand their spectral characteristics as UV-absorbers and visible emitters. As such, the oxetane
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profile is required, respecting the level of demand set out in Ordinance No. 236/2024/1, of 27 September, for careers of functional complexity level 3: Orientation to the public service; Orientation towards
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profile, in accordance with the level of demand established by Ordinance No. 236/2024/1 of 27 September for careers with functional complexity level 3: public service orientation, collaboration orientation
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endothelial function and retinal vasculature in vivo The candidate will assess retinal vascular integrity, endothelial barrier function, vessel calibre, and branching complexity in wild-type and Ndr2 knockout