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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The design process of complex systems must guarantee not only the functional correctness of the implemented system
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Twins is that cities are systems-of-systems, with complex interactions between physical, organisational, and social dimensions, as well as between the physical world and the digital world. Novel modeling
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are becoming increasingly important, due to the growing complexity and importance of such systems in every aspect of modern society. Despite the major progress seen in the last twenty years, however, the
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with factual accuracy, complex reasoning, and the nuanced social dynamics of harmful content. This PhD project aims to overcome these hurdles by developing knowledge-enhanced neural generation frameworks
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, evaluation benchmarks, and trustworthy AI. The project aims to advance the capabilities of next-generation AI and robotics systems for complex real-world tasks requiring robust multimodal understanding and
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with familiarity with foundation models (e.g. vision language models) and the ability to design and prototype innovative, reliable and reproducible solutions for complex 3D scene understanding tasks
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safety of autonomous space systems. As satellite platforms transition toward higher levels of autonomy, there is a critical need for rigorous analysis techniques that can handle complex system behaviors
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the detection of ionospheric anomalies and their potential correlations with seismic activities. In particular, the research will focus on employing foundation models that can interpret complex patterns in space
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the structural and electronic properties of complex materials. Using first-principles simulations, machine learning techniques, and advanced Monte Carlo methods, the student will develop predictive
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[at]ssmeridionale.it Modeling and engineering risk and complexity [MERC] Coordinator: prof. Mario di Bernardo Info: merc[at]ssmeridionale.it Molecular sciences for earth and space (MOSES) Coordinator: prof. Nadia Rega