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Optimisation and Simulation (NEQIOS) together with companies IBM and Enlightra and universities Oxford, Heidelberg and Radboud. NEQIOS aims to create a new class of brain-inspired (or “neuromorphic”) computing
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in motor control by computational modelling and non-invasive brain stimulation. The focus of this project will be on advanced versions of transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS), targeting
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with modern machine learning. You will work on extending data-driven models with process-informed constraints and novel data integration strategies. The position is embedded in the Computational
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such attacks from affecting real-world LLM systems, where we focus on methods that limit the computational overhead to minimize the energy, and therefore environmental cost of such defences. These research
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Optimisation and Operations Research. About the organisation The faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS) uses mathematics, electronics and computer technology to contribute
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of Utrecht University. Our expertise covers a broad spectrum of topics, ranging from algebraic and differential geometry to algebraic topology, logic, and number theory. During your PhD programme, up to 15
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, under the supervision of Dr. ir. Raffaele Sommese, Dr. Antonia Affinito, and Prof. Dr. Anna Sperotto. About the organisation The faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS
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and upbringing, communication, society and culture. The faculty provides education to 6,000 students and employs 700 staff. Education is organised into six programme clusters: Psychology; Artificial
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, Smart Industry and Sustainable Resources. Our faculty is home to about 2,900 Bachelor's and Master's students, 550 employees and 150 PhD candidates. Our educational and research programmes are closely
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one dream kept nagging at me: pursuing a PhD. The thing is, most PhD programmes focus heavily on research, and teaching often comes second. I wanted to do both. Then a colleague pointed me to a PhD