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algorithms, validated in real-time simulations and experimentally in collaboration with industry. The project: This project looks at the development of electromechanical friction wheel braking (EMB) systems
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algorithms. Vision Language Model (VLM) experience is desirable. Qualifications A high-grade undergraduate degree (first class or upper second) in computer science or MSc in related field. Skills Knowledge
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of posterior curvature. The project will establish optimised OCT acquisition and de-warping methods, build robust segmentation and curvature-analysis algorithms, and validate clinically meaningful shape metrics
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and algorithmic framework to assess and improve the resilience of FL-enabled autonomous systems under such heterogeneity, explicitly incorporating the human in the loop. The project will draw
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novel algorithms, aiming for theoretical guarantees when working with structured and unstructured data. Pursue and complete a PhD thesis within the appointed 4-year duration. Join the Vienna Doctoral
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the nonlinear dynamics of these networks using theory and numerical simulations. - Design and perform table-top robotic experiments that implement your learning algorithms in unpredictable environments. Who
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-robot testing. Work could involve new algorithms, reasoning pipelines, foundation model evaluation, benchmarks, platform integration and practical deployment limits. It suits candidates interested in
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genetics to understand the complex relationships between severe mental illness, inflammation, and obesity and other adverse metabolic health outcomes. This research is important as people with severe mental
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healthy despite being at high genetic risk of dementia? This project will use cutting-edge genetic and molecular data from large human biobanks to identify molecular factors that help protect against
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cognition simulation algorithms, benchmark evaluations against direct behaviour-to-label baselines, interpretable markers of cognitive-affective dysfunction, and prototypes for non-invasive mental health