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machine learning; acoustic signal processing enhanced by ML; human-in-the-loop/active-learning methods; representation learning; analysing sound sequences and vocal interactions; category discovery; Perma
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here for a long time to come.” Portretfoto Inti Brazil Read Inti's storyClose this story Does this sound like you? You hold a PhD degree in a relevant field (e.g. sensorimotor neuroscience, human
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-disciplinary domain. Specific research topics to apply to bioacoustics might include: low-footprint machine learning; acoustic signal processing enhanced by ML; human-in-the-loop/active-learning methods
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from The Hague University of Applied Sciences and Erasmus University Rotterdam. More specifically, the tasks of the postdoc will include: Develop and conduct academically sound and practice-relevant
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and communication across multiple modalities, such as text, pictures, audio, and video? Join the large scale HAICu project to help unlock the potential of cultural digital archives through multimodal
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related technologies can support explanation in situated conversational settings. We view explanation not as a static output, but as an interactive process that evolves through human-human and human-AI
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work. It makes me proud to be able to say that I’m conducting my research at Radboud University. I’ve felt totally at home here for over twenty years." Read Hans' storyClose this story Does this sound
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Eindhoven University of Technology invites applications for a postdoctoral research position within the recently NRO-funded project AI as a Social Agent to Support Group Learning Processes (CLARA
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." Read Laura's storyClose this story Does this sound like you? You have a PhD degree in synthetic biology, chemical engineering or a related discipline. You have practical experience with cell-free gene
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Processes (CLARA). This interdisciplinary project investigates how AI — specifically large language model (LLM)-based agents — can act as adaptive social agents to support students' collaborative learning in