[Biomedical-cybernetics] PhD Student positions in Cyber-physical Systems/Artificial Intelligence/Systems Biology at ANU

[Sergiy Bogomolov]

PhD Student positions in Cyber-physical Systems/Artificial 
Intelligence/Systems Biology 

at 

Cyber-Physical Systems Laboratory 
Research School of Computer Science 
College of Engineering and Computer Science 
Australian National University 

Cyber-Physical Systems Laboratory led by Dr Sergiy Bogomolov is 
seeking applications for multiple research positions as PhD students 
to work on a range of topics in the area of cyber-physical systems 
(e.g., autonomous cars, smart buildings) and their applications in 
artificial intelligence and systems biology. 

Possible research topics include: 

* verification and synthesis techniques for cyber-physical systems 
* AI planning in mixed discrete-continuous domains 
* biological systems modelling using hybrid automata 

Candidate profile: 

* strong background in Computer Science and/or Mathematics 
(particularly numerical methods, differential equations, control and 
optimization theory) 
* solid programming skills in C++/Java/Python/Matlab 
* should have completed, or about to complete, a 
Bachelors/Masters/Honours degree in Computer Science or related areas 

Please send a complete CV as well as your motivation letter and 
transcripts to Dr Sergiy Bogomolov (sergiy.bogomolov at anu.edu.au). For 
more information, please consult http://www.sergiybogomolov.com/. 

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