'cybernetic research' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase in a sentence to describe research into the science of control and communication in the animal and the machine. For example: "The university's Department of Cybernetic Research is making significant progress in advancing artificial intelligence."
Kiev is noted for medical and cybernetic research.
In 2011, he received his MSc in Cybernetic Research from the University of León.
He received his Computer Engineering degree from the University of Leon in 2010, MSc in Cybernetic Research in 2011 and Masters degree in Training of Secondary, Professional, and Language Teachers in 2012.
She received her Engineering degree from the University of León in 2010, her MSc in Cybernetic Research in 2011 and Masters degree in Training of Secondary, Professional, and Language Teachers in 2012.
The Nano Cybernetic Biotrek research group at MIT has an opening in the area of Microwave engineering and biomedical Antenna design.
The Nano-Cybernetic Biotrek research group is looking for students with background/interests in the specific areas given below.
Incredibly enough, this last-ditch effort to rally the citizenry was the culmination of decades of official telepathic research, cybernetic simulations, and coded messages undertaken to reinforce ideological conformity.
To what extent do first- or second-order cybernetic models actually influence the way research is carried out in this field?
Seaman, W. "Roy Ascott – Early Interactive Work and Some Cybernetic Relationalities (forthcoming)." Cybernetics and Human Knowing (2018).
The paper identifies the relationships between the techniques of Software Cybernetics II applied and the new research areas to which they have been applied, formulates research problems and challenges of software cybernetics with the application of principles of Phase II of software cybernetics; identifies and highlights new research trends of software cybernetic for further research.
Second order cybernetic concepts are used to explain the circular relationships between research groups, relevant stakeholders, and geographic space, during the design and development stages of the atlases; as well as, the feedback loops and second order cycles present in the interactions between users and technological prototypes.
