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will systematically model and validate Magnus- and drag-induced trajectory variations within a bespoke, single-player physics sandbox in Unreal Engine 5. Evaluating player perception: we will empirically
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PhD Candidate: Modulating plant-based nutrition to enhance the sensory aspects and nutritional value
models such as the INFOGEST model and/or the TIM-1 dynamic model, to determine the effect of the food matrix on nutrient bioaccessibility and protein-polyphenol interactions; perform in vitro research
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PhD Candidate: Modulating plant-based nutrition to enhance the sensory aspects and nutritional value
polyphenols in isolated form or within existing food products; Use different in vitro digestion models such as the INFOGEST model and/or the TIM-1 dynamic model, to determine the effect of the food matrix
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models for intelligent environments. The primary area of research involves developing AI models that can learn to represent real-world phenomena based on various types of observations, including video
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, focusing in particular on perception, working memory and cognitive control in younger and older (70-80 years) adults Performing advanced data analyses, including computational modelling of behavioural data
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information (e.g. 3D building models), enabling safe autonomous navigation in complex urban environments. The algorithms will be validated using realistic simulations and experimental measurements obtained from
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viewing-angle stability; collaborate with experts in optical characterization, modelling, device integration, and perception studies; translate material-level insights into design rules for scalable one-way
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and the environment. The developed methods will combine wireless sensing with digital map information (e.g. 3D building models), enabling safe autonomous navigation in complex urban environments
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mental models, cognitive maps, and cognitive graphs. These approaches have provided important insights into how people perceive locations, learn route layouts, and understand spatial relations. However
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planning, control, and perception methods for aerial robotic manipulators (ARMs). These aerial manipulators will act as “flying hands” to support the connection and assembly of prefabricated building