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edges in technology, health and society. www.tuni.fi/en The research group of Wireless Systems at the Electrical Engineering Unit at the Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences
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benefit from health insurance, supported by INESC TEC. 2. OBJECTIVES: - Develop decision-support models for planning, scheduling, and supply chain management using advanced Operations Research, optimization
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. Work Schedule: Online as Needed Special Conditions of Employment: Effective June 1, 2023, based on CDC guidance, the University strongly encourages all campus members to stay up to date with Influenza
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different incentives, mechanisms and regulatory scenarios, evaluating their performance with respect to different objectives and their trade-offs. Developing decentralized and bi-level algorithms to help
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changing operating conditions. This PhD project focuses on developing AI-supported decision methods for routing and scheduling in transport and logistics systems. The research investigates how operations
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for the aforementioned reactions. Based on the automatic reactor, an I-TR-NUS&TR-L running benchtop spectrometer, and machine learning algorithms, we will be able to achieve a higher yield and control the reaction to stop
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user studies, develop novel algorithms, build immersive/augmented realities, and validate your solutions in real-world settings. This PhD is ideal for candidates interested in one or more of the
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/2019, of 28 August; Regulation of Research Grants of the FCT (https://www.fct.pt/en/media/noticias/novo-regulamento-de-bolsas-de-inve… ). Work Plan: RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP– the work plan is developed
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, focusing on the development of algorithms for proactive decision support in non-stationary warehouse environments. This project aims to study warehouse efficiency across interdependent processes – including
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-based models for sustainable multi-energy systems. Designing optimization and decision-making methods for system planning, scheduling, and operation. Exploring quantum-inspired optimization methods