Graz University of Technology

A Diophantine equation, named after the ancient Hellenistic mathematician Diophantus of Alexandria, is a polynomial equation in which all the coefficients are integers (whole numbers) or rational numbers (fractions). The most fundamental question, given a Diophantine eq...

Living organisms construct a tremendous variety of structures across a range of sizes, from large bones to microscopic cell components in order to carry out their life processes. Despite this variation in size, the assembly of all of these objects ultimately relies on t...

Driven by structural and functional abnormalities in the muscle of the heart, Heart Failure (HF) is a complex syndrome affecting around 900,000 people in the UK. HF results in a fundamental reduction in the ability of heart muscle to effectively pump and deliver blood t...

Contemporary AI applications often rely on deep learning, which implies heavy computational loads with current technology. However, there is a growing demand for low-power autonomously learning AI systems that are employed “in the field”. We will investigate in this pro...

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