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Design-based optimization of a custom permanent magnet focused on a reduced raw-material consumption

Author(s): Anubhav Vishwakarma (Author), Matej Andrej Komelj (Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Permanent magnets are vital parts of various devices, above all, those which are essential for the transition to a green society. However, they are made of materials, including rare-earth elements, for which unlimited availability cannot be taken for granted. Therefore, it is desirable to reduce the content of these materials …

Explainable machine learning techniques for applications in life sciences

Author(s): Martin Marzidovšek (Author), Vid Podpečan (Supervisor), Patricija Mozetič (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

As ecological, agricultural, and biological disciplines face mounting challenges like biodiversity loss, food chain disruption, and climate change, leveraging machine learning (ML) to process complex and heterogeneous data becomes increasingly vital. This dissertation explores the potential of ML in combination with explainability approaches for enhancing research in life sciences, specifically …

Room-temperature fabrication of electroceramic composites

Author(s): Nina Kuzmić (Author), Srečo Davor Škapin (Supervisor), Matjaž Spreitzer (Co-Supervisor), Heli Jantunen (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

In the scope of this thesis, I focused on SrTiO3 (ST)-based dielectric ceramic composites as a lead-free perovskite material, which holds great potential for use in various electronic components. Such materials are large-scale and fabricated under high energy requirements, indicating an increasing need for a more environmentally friendly processing method. …

Numerical methods for directional coupling detection from time series of complex systems

Author(s): Martin Brešar (Author), Pavle Boškoski (Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Complex systems, composed of numerous interacting subsystems, exhibit intricate dynamics that are challenging to model and understand. This dissertation focuses on advancing methodologies for detecting the direction and quantifying the strength of couplings in such systems and presents their application to real data. The basics of dynamical systems and chaos …

New approaches in calibration for multielement laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry analysis

Author(s): Kristina Mervič (Author), Vid Simon Šelih (Supervisor), Martin Šala (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

One of commonly used analytical technique for direct elemental analysis of solid samples is Laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS). Although widely used for the analysis of various samples, obtaining accurate quantitative results remains a major challenge as matrix-matched standards are required. The aim of this thesis was …

Neural approaches to automatic terminology extraction

Author(s): Hanh Thi Hong Tran (Author), Senja Pollak (Supervisor), Antoine Doucet (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Automatic terminology extraction, also known as automatic term extraction (ATE), is a natural language processing (NLP) task that identifies specialized terminology from domain-specific corpora. ATE is often used for terminographic tasks (e.g., the creation of specialized dictionaries) and contributes to several complex downstream tasks (e.g., machine translation and information retrieval). …

Machine learning methodology for automatic metadata assignment in cultural heritage archives

Author(s): Luis Rei (Author), Dunja Mladenić (Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

This thesis introduces a novel machine learning methodology for automatically assigning metadata to digitized artifacts in cultural heritage. Cultural heritage is an example of a domain that requires expert labeling, with few pre-existing labeled datasets and where simply getting more labeled data is challenging. The societal importance of cultural heritage …

Hypoxia in aquatic sports

Author(s): Joshua T. Royal (Author), Igor B. Mekjavić (Supervisor), Adam McDonnell (Co-Supervisor), Jernej Kapus (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

The present thesis considers the premise that breath-holding in aquatic sports, primarily swimming, in order to enhance performance, can potentially cause adaptation to tissue hypoxia. To investigate this theory, a series of studies needed to be performed: I. Analysis of variability in individuals’ responses to hypoxia, to evaluate the range …

Probabilistic grammar-based equation discovery

Author(s): Jure Brence (Author), Sašo Džeroski (Supervisor), Ljupčo Todorovski (Co-Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

In this thesis, we introduce novel methods for equation discovery (ED), based on the use of probabilistic grammars. ED and symbolic regression address the task of finding a symbolic mathematical model that best describes observed data. Models can be as simple as an algebraic equation or as complex as a …

Optimization of ToF-SIMS depth profiling in low-pressure H2, C2H2, CO and O2 atmosphere

Author(s): Jernej Ekar (Author), Janez Kovač (Supervisor)

Year: 2024

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS) is a versatile analytical method widely used in the field of surface science and thin films. Although it gives elemental, molecular, and isotopic information, it has a very low detection limit and high lateral resolution, is fast and works with all the vacuum-compatible samples, …