Trinity College Dublin

Applications are invited for a funded Ph.D. studentship at Trinity College Dublin’s Distributed Systems Group to investigate the use of multi-agent learning techniques for participatory sensing applications for urban management. The project will investigate new self-organising multi-agent algorithms to implement highly-adaptive management activities, while addressing adaptation to newly-discovered, uncertain, and intermittently available sensor data, and dynamic sensor-stream selection.

Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship within Lero at Trinity College Dublin’s Distributed Systems Group to investigate software engineering techniques for the development of cooperative vehicles. The project will investigate how cooperating smart vehicles can be engineered to ensure mutually safe behaviours even when communication between them is degraded.

Applications are invited for two funded Ph.D. studentship within Trinity College Dublin’s Distributed Systems Group, to investigate the development of a dynamically adaptable computational infrastructure and corresponding application and/or simulation development techniques to be applied to the service-based smart cities.

Applications are invited for two Postdoctoral Research Fellowships within Trinity College Dublin’s Distributed Systems Group to investigate dynamic adaptive systems in the domain of smart cities.

Applications are invited for one funded Ph.D. studentship within Lero at
Trinity College Dublin’s Distributed Systems Group to investigate formal aspects
of distributed learning algorithms currently being explored for autonomic management
of smart grids. The project will investigate how best to formalise distributed
algorithms in order to consider both function correctness and performance aspects
(qualitative and quantitative).

Applicants should have a B.Sc. and/or M.Sc. in Computer Science, Mathematics or a closely-related discipline and a strong level of

Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Trinity College Dublin’s Distributed Systems Group to investigate adaptive, agent-oriented/service-oriented middleware for secure, Europe-wide access to electronic health record systems. The project will investigate scalable, adaptive approaches to coordinating communication with heterogeneous systems.

Applications are invited for a funded Ph.D. studentship at Trinity College Dublin’s Distributed Systems Group to investigate the use of multi-agent learning techniques for participatory sensing applications for urban management. The project will investigate new self-organising multi-agent algorithms to implement highly-adaptive management activities, while addressing adaptation to newly-discovered, uncertain, and intermittently available sensor data, and dynamic sensor-stream selection.