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architectural styles, architecture evaluation methods, and governance models, requiring new approaches for modularity, decoupling, versioning, deployment, and lifecycle management. At the same time, the project
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specific research questions: What salient elements in cognitive models represent family forest owners’ perceptions and judgement strategies about forest biodiversity on their ownerships? Do family forest
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contexts where multiple humans and multiple autonomous systems are involved. Runtime models (e.g., behavior trees or state machines) will be used to support adaptive coordination and increase the flexibility
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an interdisciplinary project funded by the Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation, we pose three specific research questions: What salient elements in cognitive models represent family forest owners’ perceptions and
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an outstanding and ambitious postdoctoral researcher in computational biology to pioneer understanding and modeling of tissue architecture using single-cell and spatial transcriptomics data. The focus will be
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models together with Professor Anders Kvanta and Dr. Filippo Locri. Once functionality has been demonstrated in animal models, the work will focus on making the method clinically compatible for future
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, knowledge-driven models and AI-based decision support can be integrated to support resilient and energy-aware manufacturing systems. Special emphasis will be placed on multi-objective optimization, learning
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within the poject. You will be expected to develop a modelling and optimisation framework using open-source models for: Thermal management system modelling for novel cooling concepts. Aero-thermodynamic
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expertise in network resilience or survivability and in network optimization. Solid programming skills (for example in Python) and hands on experience with mathematical optimization and network modelling. A
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If you enjoy turning complex dynamic systems into clear models and want your research to actually change how trucks can be developed into more sustainable actors in the transport system