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IT programmes of study at all levels. Our subject areas include hardware, algorithms, visual computing, AI, databases, software engineering, information systems, learning technology, HCI, CSCW, IT
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systems. Examples of research topics include advanced motor control using digital control algorithms (e.g., model-predictive control, adaptive controllers) and their implementation on digital platforms (e.g
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theoretical and applied IT programmes of study at all levels. Our subject areas include hardware, algorithms, visual computing, AI, databases, software engineering, information systems, learning technology, HCI
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environment in Norway, and offer a wide range of theoretical and applied IT programmes of study at all levels. Our subject areas include hardware, algorithms, visual computing, AI, databases, software
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doctoral programme in Technology within three months of starting in the position. (https://www.usn.no/english/research/postgraduate-studies-phd/our-phd-programmes/technology/). The doctoral programme
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infrastructure and surrounding terrain. The work can include physics-based modelling of e.g., various events and wave propagation through different media, signal processing, large-scale data analysis, algorithm
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integrated with optimization algorithms to support faster, more robust, and more adaptive decision making. The project addresses research questions like: How can learning-based models be integrated with
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The position will be attached to the project “SURE-AI” (http://www.sure-ai.no/ ) funded by The Research Council of Norway, and lead by Simula Research Laboratory. The main focus of the research will be
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Diego, USA). By bridging experimental neurophysiology with advanced algorithmic design, we aim to significantly enhance the understanding of high-dimensional neural activity patterns. The successful
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. Theoretical activities include research on quantum information theory, quantum algorithms, quantum engineering, many-body theories for quantum technologies, quantum machine learning, and fundamental quantum