Research projects
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TiCToC
Optimizing the testing of variable high-tech systems.
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Improved STORM algorithm
Data scientists from Alliander and Radboud University are working together on a system that will allow better mapping of whether there is still space on the power grid.
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Improved Pulse Program
In this project, researchers are working on the further development of Alliander's PULSE Program. Through this work, they are contributing to improving daily network management and making the power grid future-proof.
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Explainable synthesis of supervisory controllers
In this project, a collaboration with ASML, Hendriks and Vaandrager will research how to develop supervisory controllers more efficiently using synthesis-based engineering (SBE).
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AI and Simulations for Decoding the Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Immune Responses
Microscopes allow scientists to film cell movement. This project is working on developing AI to improve analysis of cell movement videos.
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FuRoRe: Foundations for Robust Runtime monitoring
This project focuses on enhancing the control mechanism of autonomous systems, specifically runtime monitors, in uncertain situations.
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PhD internship: Detection Algorithms
Alex Kolmus, PhD in the Applied Mathematics group of Gabriel Lord (Radboud University), was given the opportunity to work on an Alliander cases for three months.
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Graph Neural Networks – PhD
PhD project on redirecting power in situation concerning maintenance and outage of the energy grid. Research is done by using graph neural networks.
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What is the influence of cable temperature on the possible load of the electricity network?
What is the influence of temperature (think of heat pumps and airconditioning) on the possible load on the electricity network?
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Implicit Complexity through Higher Order Rewriting (ICHOR)
The goal of ICHOR is to study computational complexity of and using higher-order term rewriting systems. Our particular focus is to develop methods that involve algebra interpretations.