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The Section for Electrical Energy Technology at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), Aarhus University, is in a phase of rapid growth in both education and research
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with its grounding in cognitive theory. The position suits candidates with a PhD in Human-Computer Interaction or a related field who enjoy making empirical, methodological, and technical contributions
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to think independently, in human-AI interaction. You will connect the project's technical work with its grounding in cognitive theory. The position suits candidates with a PhD in Human-Computer Interaction
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and different industrial outreach activities The candidate has at least the following qualifications - Applicants should hold a PhD in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or similar - Cyber-physical
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within this field. Your work tasks In this position you will conduct research within Computer Vision and Deep Learning, with a particular focus on the development of an AI-powered framework
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developing optimization-driven approaches to multimodal device tailoring. We are looking for someone with A PhD in Human-Computer Interaction or a closely related field Strong programming skills (e.g., Python
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. Qualifications Applicants at Postdoctoral Researcher level should hold a PhD in AI enabled learning, educational technology, information systems, computer supported learning, social entrepreneurship, innovation
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. Danish health insurance. Start-up money for running costs (fixed amount). Travel funds for you to present your work at scientific conferences. Computer and other practical office necessities. Guidance
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. Computer and other practical office necessities. Guidance on re-location to Aalborg, Denmark. Who are you? You are a highly qualified and committed postdoctoral researcher who demonstrates great research
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. Computer and other practical office necessities. Guidance on re-location to Aalborg, Denmark. Who are you? You are a highly qualified and committed postdoctoral researcher who demonstrates great research