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results in leading international journals Present your work at national and international conferences and build a strong network in the field Mentor and co-supervise PhD and Master students Contribute
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Positions Application Deadline 15 Oct 2026 - 15:55 (Africa/Abidjan) Country Switzerland Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not
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sensing. Profile PhD in Computer Vision Background in Computer Science Research experience in 3D Computer Vision, remote sensing and aerial imagery Strong computational and analytical skills, as
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advanced computational models; and Related topics in indoor air quality, aerosol science, exposure science, and healthy buildings. Projects may combine controlled laboratory experiments, measurements in real
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of Singapore, and EPFL (Switzerland). These partners are looking for talents in several domains of machine learning, AI, computational biology, and biology, to develop PhD theses across the main pillars
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Generation, digital double, human-like avatars. Profile PhD in Computer Vision Background in CS Research experience in gen AI, deep learning Strong computational and analytical skills, as well as experience
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, and PhD and master student supervision Profile PhD (or nearing completion of) Background in experimental neuroscience, computational neuroscience, and/or robotics Strong computational and analytical
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collaboration with experimental labs Profile Common requirements: PhD (completed or close to completion) in computer science, applied mathematics, computational neuroscience, robotics, physics or a closely
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candidate will work directly with experimentalists to develop rigorous theoretical and computational frameworks for interpreting experimental results and generating testable predictions. Second, they will
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-term sustainability and the local appropriation of the DOUV. Integrate the data produced by WP1, WP2 and WP3 into the tool; programme the automatic ingestion of Sentinel-2 imagery and the recalibration