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independent researcher, including through grant writing, independent papers, consulting, trainings. The skills, qualifications and experience required to perform the role are: PhD in Machine Learning, Climate
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of Computer Science and Technology, at the University of Cambridge, UK. The Prorok Laboratory has a variety of robotic platforms (aerial and ground), and boasts expertise in controlling and deploying them in practice
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Applications are invited for a Research Assistant or Research Associate to work on efficient machine-learning systems for earth observation. The post holder will be part of the Computer Architecture
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the University of Cambridge, UK. The position is fixed-term for 3 months, with an ideal beginning in June 2024. The Research Assistant will work together with a team of PhD students and research collaborators
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addition to conducting research into DSP, the Research Assistant/Associate would explore the potential for machine learning (ML) in the optical access network. The focus of the research into ML for PON would be on reduced
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We invite applications for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position in the group of Prof. Bartomeu Monserrat at the University of Cambridge. We are looking for a motivated, independent, and
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ECS in collaboration with teams at the University of Cambridge, University of Manchester, Turing Institute, and HMGCC. You will develop new low-power systems and ML algorithms to significantly extend
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We are seeking a highly creative and motivated Postdoctoral Research Assistant/Associate to join the Machine Learning Group in the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, UK. This
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” project’s ambitious objectives. You will work with Dr Jagmohan Chauhan and Dr Alex Weddell in ECS in collaboration with teams at the University of Cambridge, University of Manchester, Turing Institute, and
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We are seeking a highly creative and motivated Postdoctoral Research Assistant/Associate to join the Machine Learning Group in the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, UK. This