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Übersicht PhD Position in Computer Vision Applied to Natural Hazards 100%, Zurich, fixed-term Drucken The Engineering Geology group at ETH Zurich (Prof. Jordan Aaron) is seeking a motivated and
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invites applications for a fully funded PhD position at ETH Zürich at the intersection of robotics, wearable sensing, signal processing, machine learning, and human-computer interaction. The goal of
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candidate with a strong background in robotics, computer vision, or machine learning who is passionate about developing intelligent robotic systems and translating scientific concepts into working
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doing basic research in areas such as: AI for Science, AI Safety, Bio-inspired Robotics, Biomechanics, Causal Inference, Computational Biology, Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Control Systems, Deep
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multimodal clinical and laboratory-based data acquisition, collaboration with computer scientists, engineers, clinicians, and translational researchers across Europe, and insight into how digital health
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) in physics, engineering or computer science Proficiency in computer vision and machine learning with Python Knowledge of X-ray physics and laboratory experience in imaging would be a benefit Highly
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is enthusiastic about developing algorithms and software for data-based modelling of biological systems. The position suits someone with training in computer science, scientific computing or a related
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space in immersive virtual environments, approaches related questions in an interdisciplinary manner (i.e., at the intersection of psychology, technology, and human–computer interaction). We welcome
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materials, actuated by muscle and powered by chemical energy. Perception and Computer Vision: 3D reconstruction, object recognition, and scene understanding that give robots reliable perception of
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Gallery and the EuroTube Foundation. Profile A Master’s degree in civil engineering, geomatics, computer science, or a related field A strong background in machine learning, computer vision, or 3D