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Summary The Department of Neurosurgery at the University at Buffalo seeks a full-time Postdoctoral Associate to support an interdisciplinary research program focused on image-guided navigation
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reinforcement learning approaches for autonomous guidewire shaping and control. • Design experiments, validation strategies, and quantitative performance metrics for robotic navigation and wire-shaping systems
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encouraged to familiarise yourself with the ACT’s research portfolio, in particular its activities in artificial intelligence, guidance, navigation and control, unconventional computing and fundamental physics
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candidate will conduct cutting-edge research on coordinated autonomous ground and aerial robotic systems, focusing on multi-agent collaboration, autonomous decision-making, perception, planning, and control
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are guided by policies, procedures, and project frameworks; and receive guidance and oversight from Principal Investigator / Manager. Location and Work Environment: The primary work location for this position
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, ethnic minorities, working class activists or populist representatives) navigated the challenges of making themselves heard without being perceived as excessive or intrusive. We analyse how political
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-engineering activities, as well as the team’s other main research lines (for example AI for guidance, navigation and control, unconventional computing and mission analysis), via the ACT website (https
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the past two centuries. The team will study how different groups of newcomers to political speech (be they women, ethnic minorities, working class activists or populist representatives) navigated
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particular its applied mathematics and advanced numerics, as well as the team’s other main research lines (for example AI for guidance, navigation and control, unconventional computing and fundamental physics