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biological data are increasingly common in modern biomedical research but remain challenging to analyse because of their scale, heterogeneity, and complex spatial and functional dependencies. Existing methods
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associated with the Center’s work package WP4 – Topology, Algebra, and Geometry for Complex Data Analysis. The Lie-Størmer Center is jointly hosted by UiT The Arctic University of Norway (UiT) and the
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immediate manager will be the Head of Discipline. About the project This PhD project focuses on advancing the modelling, simulation, and execution of complex cybersecurity scenarios within the Norwegian Cyber
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project focuses on advancing the modelling, simulation, and execution of complex cybersecurity scenarios within the Norwegian Cyber Range (NCR). The research aims to investigate how cascading cyber effects
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biological data are increasingly common in modern biomedical research but remain challenging to analyse because of their scale, heterogeneity, and complex spatial and functional dependencies. Existing methods
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biological data are increasingly common in modern biomedical research but remain challenging to analyse because of their scale, heterogeneity, and complex spatial and functional dependencies. Existing methods
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environment that designs human-centred emerging technologies for the maritime domain. The lab works on the design and evaluation of complex sociotechnical and safety-critical systems for autonomous and remote
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evaluate large language models (LLMs) assisted methods for extracting, organising and assessing complex scientific information related to materials. The initial application will be phase diagrams and related
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advanced visual perception methods for reliable object detection, scene understanding, and interaction under adverse environment conditions. The goal is to enable fully autonomous execution of complex
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resources is creating new opportunities for market participation, but also more complex decision-making problems. Energy producers increasingly need to coordinate decisions across day-ahead, balancing, and