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how farmers’ personal and social identities predict support for these sustainability transitions, and how these personal and social identities vice versa are transformed by the wider societal context in
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, using cutting-edge single-cell genomics and AI. By developing non-invasive methods to detect and predict developmental errors, you will help transform how IVF embryos are assessed. Ultimately, your work
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will focus on applications in oncology and credit scoring (for default prediction). As a PhD candidate, you will join a collaborative team of two PhD candidates and two senior researchers, Dr. Juan Cai
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to provide reliable predictions and support effective decision-making. The aim of the PhD project is to address these gaps by developing theoretical and computational tools that combine game theory, graph
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, engineering plastics and biomedical materials. Growing focus on the use of artificial intelligence techniques to support and accelerate the experimental work, e.g. data interpretation and prediction
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individual and contextual factors predict successful knowledge transfer across virtual-virtual and/or virtual-real contexts. The outcome will contribute to new concepts and methods for studying spatial
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predict the next frame, but discover the underlying events, causes and temporal relationships that drive change — and expose them as controllable, intervenable structure. The question is not only “what
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to predict traffic demand, user mobility, and network conditions, enabling autonomous decision-making that maximizes network performance and user experience. A unique aspect of this research is the integration
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be developed, capable of operating in reactive, online settings where the data distribution may shift over time. Key challenges include detecting prediction failures, designing self-correcting update
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traffic demands increase, there is a growing need for innovative methods to continuously assess track condition and predict deterioration. This PhD project addresses this challenge by developing a novel