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CCSE - Associate Professor in Computer Science - Integrated Preparatory Cycle & Engineering Programs
of affiliation is retained. TEACHING ACTIVITIES Teach computer science across the preparatory cycle and the engineering and Bachelor programs: computer-science foundations for engineers, algorithmics and data
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, Professor Venturi’s research program extends to unraveling the intricacies of bacterial cell-cell signaling within plant microbiomes. As a postdoc, you will delve into genomics and metagenomics data
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the opportunity to contribute to various cutting-edge research areas. Several exciting research topics are proposed (not limited): Computer Vision / Remote Sensing for Agriculture: Explore
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separation systems, adsorption modeling, and data analysis. Hands-on experience in adsorbent material structuring/shaping (e.g., extrusion, pelletization, electrospinning) is highly desirable. Proficiency in
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systems. Position Requirements: Ph.D. in Robotics, Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Computer Engineering, Control Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, or a closely related discipline
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the associated physical chemistry and solution chemistry content Supervise modelling projects involving thermodynamic property data and models Prepare, invigilate and mark examinations and continuous assessment
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of affiliation is retained. TEACHING ACTIVITIES Deliver lectures, tutorials and laboratory sessions in industrial instrumentation, measurement and data acquisition, process control and automation Deliver
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research projects and ensure rigorous documentation and quality of data collected Propose innovative solutions aligned with sustainability and bioeconomy goals. Conduct benchmarking of existing materials
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Strategies Integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) Water information, knowledge and decision systems Forecasting and Warning Systems Environmental Considerations and Sustainable Development Job description
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lectures, tutorials and computer-based sessions Annual teaching service capped at 200 hours in the preparatory cycle, comprising lectures, tutorials, laboratory sessions, assessment design, invigilation and