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demonstrations. The successful candidate will work at the intersection of multi-disciplinary modelling, advanced AI algorithms, and decision-support tool development. Responsibilities will include programming
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advanced digital technologies, with research spanning fundamental methodological development through to real-world application and evaluation. Key areas include AI, data science, trustworthy and explainable
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with ordinary facial movement. While many methods have been developed to recognise and localise micro-expressions, these results remain difficult to understand. The proposed models will be designed
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, and an interest in translational medical-device research. The work is structured in three phases: protocol development and ex vivo validation; algorithm refinement and an in vivo pilot; and clinical
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or strong theoretical knowledge and academic experience with Machine Learning and adjacent topics or demonstrated experience developing algorithms for transmitting, processing and analysing radio frequency
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• Reasoning on equivalence of probabilistic security protocols • Automated Verification through algorithm development. Selection will also consider the ability to produce publishable research
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is available at https://colalab.ai/ . At EI, the group will develop an ambitious Generative Digital Biology (GDB) programme, developing multimodal, cross-organism and experimentally grounded AI systems
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. The post offers extensive collaboration across the Institute, supporting AI-guided design-build-test-learn workflows, biological discovery, and the development of open algorithms, benchmarks, and
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questions into clear, tangible milestones for implementation. Your Responsibilities: Develop and implement bioinformatics algorithms for the analysis of genomic and transcriptomic data. Translate complex
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A postdoctoral research associate is sought to develop an experimental (hardware) platform that enables efficient exploration of complex parameter spaces. The platform will integrate comprehensive