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INESC TEC is accepting applications to award 4 Scientific Research Grant - NEXUS - CTM (AE2025-0564)
, or protocols developed; - collaborate in the development of new data-rate adaptation solutions for communications in extreme environments; - contribute to co-authored scientific publications within the scope
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of a real-time computational simulation through industrial communication protocols and/or a REST API. • Identify and/or develop tools that enable robust remote communication with a real-time
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the preparation of technical reports on the algorithms, mechanisms, models, or protocols developed; - collaborate in the development of new communications solutions for extreme environments; - contribute to co
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insurance, supported by INESC TEC. 2. OBJECTIVES: Set up a coherent optical communication system capable of generating and transmitting data through standard single-mode optical fibers. Design and perform
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); - Excellent performance in programming, software development course units.; Minimum requirements: - Proven experience with the Python 3+ programming language; - Experience with the TypesScript programming
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simulation through industrial communication protocols and/or a REST API.; • Identify and/or develop tools that enable robust remote communication with a real-time computational simulation.; • Experimentally
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software solutions for precise energy measurement and data communication. In this context, the purpose of this Research Initiation Grant (BII) is:; • Understand the operation and architecture
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industrial-grade communication protocols for automation in electric power systems.; Implement the interface between OPAL-RT and HMI/SCADA software: connecting the real-time model or digital twin with the SCADA
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interfaces (HMI), and industrial-grade communication protocols for automation in electric power systems.; • Develop and adapt a test network — a simulation model or a replica of a real network — for DIgSILENT
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workload’s data (e.g., Deep Learning, Large Language Models) while addressing the I/O interference and fairness challenges faced by current distributed infrastructures, where storage resources are being shared