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Applicants must fulfil the eligibility and admission criteria for Aalto’s Doctoral Programme in Engineering as specified Aalto Doctoral Programme in Engineering | Aalto University . Do note that the applicants
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-on experience in nano- and OLED fabrication, characterization and electronics is required. The applicant should hold (or expect soon) a PhD degree in a suitable field. Good command of English (both verbal and
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computer science, data science, or artificial intelligence will be considered an advantage. Excellent written and fluent verbal communication skills in English are essential. Finnish proficiency is considered as an
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, speech, and audio research, including Aalto University’s large-scale scientific computing cluster with CPU and GPU nodes, access to CSC’s national computing infrastructure including LUMI, and the Aalto
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the intake of new students when needed. Your network and team You will be mainly working with The Department of Design lecturers and professors Bachelor’s Programme in Design and Fashion students majoring in
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work to ensure our community’s diversity and inclusiveness. This is why we warmly encourage qualified candidates from all backgrounds to join our community. The Department of Computer Science is an
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interested in developing into an independent researcher. You should have: A Master's degree, or equivalent, in electrical engineering, communications engineering, signal processing, computer science, applied
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such as breakwaters by using computational tools developed in our research group. These tools are based on discrete element method and they have bee validated against experimental data. You will start your
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for deep learning, speech, and audio research, including Aalto University’s large-scale scientific computing cluster with CPU and GPU nodes, access to CSC’s national computing infrastructure including LUMI
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actions, anticipate future behavior, and reason under uncertainty. The methodological scope includes machine learning, computer vision, multimodal perception, probabilistic modeling, and interpretable