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at the intersection of conversational AI, human–computer interaction, multimodal interaction, user modelling, and cultural heritage. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will: Conduct research on dialogic interaction
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photoautotrophic, many of these microalgae likely also feed on other microbes or take up dissolved organic matter. Such a mixotrophic lifestyle might help them to survive the polar night and allow them an early
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, hands-on postdoctoral researcher who is excited to push the boundaries of markerless motion capture and its clinical application. You are eager to combine computer vision, biomechanics, and synthetic data
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will use reactive magnetron sputtering to develop Yb³⁺-doped narrow-bandgap sulfide luminescent coatings that turn glass into solar power. Job description In this postdoc research project you will
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eager to combine computer vision, biomechanics, and synthetic data generation to build tools that will shape the future of home-based rehabilitation monitoring. You bring: A PhD in Biomechanical
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Imagine windows that generate electricity. You will use reactive magnetron sputtering to develop Yb³⁺-doped narrow-bandgap sulfide luminescent coatings that turn glass into solar power. Job
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models and agents: how to consolidate and transfer physical knowledge into learning systems for the real world. Physics engines and physics-informed neural networks are powerful, but the open problems
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small-scale models via distillation from larger models, including through the use of synthetic data. This in turn raises interesting questions about the robustness of the resulting models, their ability
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, as you’ll be working in an internationally diverse community and with international partners. Ability to learn independently and passion for research Team player, open to discussion and constructive
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to consider candidates in one of the two fields who can demonstrate a strong basis for working in this cross-disciplinary domain. Specific research topics to apply to bioacoustics might include: low-footprint