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the Unconventional Communications and Computing Laboratory (UC2), led by Dr Michael T. Barros, which develops modelling and algorithmic methods for networked communication and computation under real-world constraints
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homogenisation and energy group structure. Investigate the use of AI/ML algorithms to predict or generate cross sections, enabling deterministic solvers to better capture strong heterogeneities and flux gradients
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, nonlinear dynamical systems, robotics, and formal methods to develop principled models and algorithms for distributed decision-making in complex and uncertain environments. Your research The candidate will
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to run these algorithms, i.e., the AI data centers, are extremely power hungry, thus significantly increasing the burden on the electrical grid. More importantly, the unique AI data centres load patterns
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to improve our understanding of disease and the effectiveness of treatments, and implementing AI algorithms to deliver safer and more efficient care. The student will have access to a unique training programme
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functional theory. In collaboration with Phasecraft, a leading quantum algorithms company, this project will explore the generation of new quantum computing datasets and the development of machine learning
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collaborators. Tasks include formulating optimisation problems, developing algorithms for optimisation with Bayesian models, and implementing solutions in relevant software. Further tasks include the formulation
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) algorithms in realistic network settings and explore hybrid approaches that combine classical and post-quantum techniques. The project will involve protocol design, system-level evaluation, and performance
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will develop and evaluate fault detection and fault location algorithms for these systems. The project is funded by GE Vernova under a wider collaboration with Imperial College London. You will be co
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information sciences. In parallel with basic research, we develop ideas and technologies further into innovations and services. We are experts in systems science; we develop integrated solutions from care