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are seeking highly motivated candidates with a strong background in acoustics, audio engineering, signal processing, and related fields. The successful candidate will join an international research environment
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in the interplay between wireless systems and Artificial Intelligence. Experience with one or more of machine learning, wireless communications, signal processing, multimodal sensing, robotic
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in the interplay between wireless systems and Artificial Intelligence. Experience with one or more of machine learning, wireless communications, signal processing, multimodal sensing, robotic
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the operational state of buildings from acoustic and complementary sensor data. By combining multi-microphone acquisition techniques with additional sensing technologies, advanced digital signal processing and
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that looks plausible but violates physics and is therefore of limited use for grid planning. As a PhD candidate you will develop physics-informed, domain-constrained generative models for energy-system data
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Programme? Other EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Introduction to the vacant position: The Biomedical Signal Processing and
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knowledge for a better world. You will find more information about working at NTNU and the application process here. About the position We have a vacancy for a PhD candidate in machine learning
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-computer interfaces, audio signals for keyword spotting and artificial cochleas, and tactile signals for robot perception. Various types of bio-inspired mechanisms have been investigated in recent years
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, PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers. There will be weekly team meetings to discuss project progress as well as weekly lab meetings. You will specifically be involved in two research projects
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, speech, gaze, affective dynamics and interaction patterns. This PhD project will develop personalised AI models for computational mental health by simulating the latent cognitive processes underlying