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with the ARIA Safeguarded AI programme project “Data-Parallel Proof Checking for Monoidal Theories”, led by Professor Fabio Zanasi within the Programming Principles, Logic and Verification (PPLV
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- Custom Computing Performance Benchmarking Job description About the job: Play a key role within QUB's strategic Centre for Secure Information Technology (CSIT) and engage in challenging research projects
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computing. In the UK's 2014 independent research exercise, we were rated top in Scotland for research impact. PhD: 3-4 years full-time; 6-8 years part-time; Thesis of Max 80,000 words MSc (Research): 1-2
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Overview The DPhil project will explore next-generation neuromorphic computing technologies that exploit the natural dynamics of physical systems to perform brain-inspired information processing. The
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Human Brain Project and the Brain Initiative. In parallel the huge burden of neurological and psychiatric disorders on society and the current lack of effective treatments means there is an urgent
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globe. In parallel to this shift, the platforms on which photographs are shared have grown exponentially: Instagram is now one of the most popular social media sites today. These shifts have had a
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. Project Details The project will explore new approaches to computing hardware that can address the growing limitations of conventional silicon-based electronics. As silicon technology approaches its
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tackle crystalline and heterogenous waste feedstocks. This project will also be co-supervised by Prof. James McDonald who is currently running a parallel project on the screening of natural enzymes
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arc energy distribution becomes particularly complex in scenarios like parallel-pass deposition, thin-wall deposition, and off-centre or out-of-position deposition. Additionally, FEA models are focused
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-controlled research software and inference workflows that can process DICOM-derived imaging at scale, generate structured quantitative outputs and operate within approved secure research computing environments