Doctoral Fellow in GREET GLCS Supporting Mechanisms

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MSCA Doctoral Fellow Studentship in Adaptation Services, Cloud Intelligence Hub and Edge Intelligence Rims for AI-Driven Cyber-Physical Systems (GREET Doctoral Network, Fixed Term) Contract Type: Fixed Term, 3 Years The Position Applications are invited for a Doctoral Candidate (also known as Doctoral Fellow) in GREET (Generative Explainee-aware Explainability and Transparency in Proactive Cyber-Physical Eco- Environments) Doctoral Network, funded by Horizon Europe's MSCA Programme. The Doctoral Candidate will be employed as a full-time Doctor Fellow by Intracom Telecom and while registered for PhD degree at Edinburgh Napier University . The joint supervision team will include experts from both Intracom Telecom and Edinburgh Napier. Salary is very competitive, and PhD tuition fees will be paid/exempted by the project. The GREET Doctoral Network offers an exciting opportunity for an early-career researcher to contribute to shaping a new generation of Cyber Physical Systems, which will support generative cognition, explainee-aware explainability, and transparent proactivity in the highly secured CPS eco-environments. Focused on the novel generative AI-driven CPS, GREET aims to deliver key insights into the science and models of the proposed CPS, set up its scientific foundation, and equip the DN's recruited Doctoral Candidates with skills to drive the next innovative steps in this area. In partnership with 13 renowned institutions and industrial leaders across 9 countries, GREET will train 15 talented doctoral candidates (DCs) through an interdisciplinary co-design approach that integrates with ecosphere-driven, user studies, and agile methodologies. The proposed new CPS will drive an economic and societal paradigm shift towards a trustworthy proactive smart world, it will bring in future smart services with its built-in holistic cognitive and trustworthy learning ability, deployed in many vital societal and economic services, such as smart cities, manufacturing, healthcare, energy and transport. The Doctoral Candidate will first study and elicit the key requirements of CPS resilience, resource and energy-awareness, explainable proactivity, interoperability and self-development. Based on these requirements, the doctoral candidate will develop a set of adaptation services on the key features of the CPS. To enable the proposed CPS system, a Cloud Intelligence Hub and the Edge Intelligence Rims of the new CPS will be designed and developed. Who we are Intracom Telecom is the largest multinational provider of telco products, solutions & services in Greece with a track record of over 40 years of presence in Europe and more than 100 customers in the Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Asia. It employs 1.500 of staff in Greece alone, 18% of which involved in R&D, with subsidiaries in 16 countries. Intracom is rated in among top 300 of European R&D Companies and is considered amongst the largest European companies leading in R&D investments. Intracom Telecom focusses on applied research towards new product provisioning, operating 15 state-of-the-art research labs for rapid development of advanced telco systems. It has been active in EU funded research programs since EU Framework 5 in areas including ICT Energy, Health, Environment and Security. Intracom has participated and/or coordinated over 200 funded research projects in a variety of funding frameworks from FP5/6/7, Horizon'2020 and Horizon Europe frameworks, Artemis and AAL joint programs, targeted bilateral international collaborative actions as well as networking programs. Edinburgh Napier University is one of the largest higher education institutions in the UK with over 25,000 students from 109 countries. An innovative, learner centric university with a modern and fresh outlook, Edinburgh Napier is ambitious, inclusive in its ethos and applied in its approach. The research in its School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment (SCEBE) is recognised as world leading or internationally excellent in UK's REF. The latest UK national research assessment (REF 2021) places our computer science as third best in terms of research power in Scotland. We are a leading UK university with 100% of our assessed work from areas of computing achieving the highest rating (world-leading), a recognition achieved only by six other universities in the UK. SCEBE are dedicated to dealing with new digital challenges and opportunities as they arise and helping organisations to look ahead and shape our digital future. SCEBE works across a spectrum of fields of computer technology including smart sensors & networks, Cyber Physical System, intelligence-driven software engineering, generative and bio-inspired AI, future interaction and cyber-security. It helps to explore not just the technology but how people interact with the technology and how it impacts on society. SCEBE works on projects with EU, UK's research councils, international funders and clients across all industry sectors.

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