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should have a PhD degree plus at least six years of postdoctoral research experience or equivalent qualifications and experience in Computer Science or a related discipline. Applicants for the Research
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later life events on criminal trajectories among older offenders in Hong Kong: A qualitative mixed-methods approach”. He/She will be required to: (a) conduct literature review; (b) conduct data
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from rich multimodal demonstration data; (b) conduct research on skill composition for complex long-horizon tasks; (c) develop methods for atomic skill retrieval and representation; (d) develop
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assigned by the project leader or his/her delegate(s). Qualifications Applicants should have: (a) a PhD degree in Applied Linguistics, Education, or a related discipline or an equivalent qualification
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methods for the automated construction and application of intent knowledge graphs; (d) develop models for common-issue discovery, evaluation, prioritization and root-cause attribution by integrating user
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) fabricate composite sandwich panels; (b) develop multiscale FEA modelling methods for SACFRP skin laminates; and (c) conduct structural design for 3D-printed TPU honeycomb cores. Qualifications
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other duties as assigned by the project leader or his/her delegates. Qualifications Applicants should: (a) have a PhD degree or an MPhil degree, or an equivalent qualification; (b) have a good
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) perform any other duties as assigned by the project leader or his/her delegate(s). Qualifications Applicants should have: (a) a PhD degree in Applied Linguistics, Education, or a related discipline or an
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the research platform. Qualifications Applicants for the Postdoctoral Fellow post should have a PhD degree in Artificial Intelligence, Data / Computer Science, Engineering, Signal Processing, or a related
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techniques such as thematic analysis and interview coding; (g) demonstrate competence in quantitative, qualitative and computational methods, such as inferential statistics and causal inference using