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models. However, rigorous methods for evaluating XAI algorithms are currently lacking. This is in large part due to a gap between how explainability is evaluated within computer science and philosophy. In
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substrate – coelenterazine. Even though bioluminescence is a surprisingly common trait in marine organisms, little is known about its ecological, evolutionary and biochemical nature. We will establish
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) group at Aalborg University. The position is for two years and combines theoretical research, algorithm development, simulations, embedded implementation, laboratory experimentation, and industrial
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in e.g. qubit measurements and quantum error correction algorithms. The core responsibilities include modeling, simulating and designing components and chips for photonic and neutral atom quantum
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spectrum of topics, ranging from fundamental vision algorithms and deep learning methods to applied research projects carried out in close collaboration with industrial and public partners. Read more on
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one day a week on campus. Job description The computational biologist will be expected to: Lead the development of acoustic detection and classification algorithms for marine mammals. Evaluate algorithm
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of these experiments. As part of this, we have developed new algorithms and a completely new web-based platform – EasyNMR - for performing such modelling/simulations. With this position, we seek to strengthen
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Assistant Professor Position in Transient Electromagnetic Signal Processing, Modelling and Inversion
: * Development of advanced signal processing methodologies for transient electromagnetic data * Development of transient electromagnetic forward modelling and inversion algorithms. * Development of processing
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sensing technologies (camera, Electromagnetic tracking system, FBG sensing) with continuum robotic systems and development of associated sensing and estimation algorithms 3D environment reconstruction based
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PhD fellowship in fault tolerant quantum algorithms PhD Project in state preparation, observable extraction or noise modelling Niels Bohr Institute Faculty of Science University of Copenhagen