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learning research, possessing a combination of mathematical maturity and advanced engineering skills: Education: A PhD in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or Theoretical Physics at the time of
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group of researchers and students with a background in a number of different disciplines, including biology, molecular biology, statistics, chemistry, and computer science. About the research project
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closely with the reversible computing group at the University of Copenhagen, which is also an E-CoRe partner. The position connects to other ongoing projects at the Drone Center, including WildBotics
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degree Programming skills (Python) and experience with common machine learning platforms Experience with deep learning, computer vision, medical image analysis or unsupervised learning is an advantage
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develops new human-AI-human interaction paradigms that support collaborative processes rather than isolated individual use. Combining perspectives from the learning sciences, Computer-Supported
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perspectives from the learning sciences, Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL), Computer-Supported Collaborate Work (CSCW), Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Participatory Design, and Artificial
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The Center for Polariton-driven Light-Matter Interactions (POLIMA) at The Mads Clausen Institute , University of Southern Denmark, is seeking a talented and highly motivated PhD student to work on
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efficiency. The goal is original research for leading machine-learning, computer-vision and robotics venues. The successful candidate will be expected to conduct original, high-quality research
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PhD Position in Reversible Programming for Energy Efficient Cyber-Physical Systems (MSCA Doctoral...
University of Copenhagen, which is also an E-CoRe partner. The position connects to other ongoing projects at the Drone Center, including WildBotics (a newly started Marie Skłodowska-Curie doctoral network
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qualified candidates for the position. The Center for Visualizing Catalytic Processes (VISION) is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation and located at DTU Physics. VISION is developing and