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to interdisciplinary research fields in areas as varied as human-computer interaction, decision-making, data science, social and environmental psychology, and perception. You have expertise in research methods
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Munich, you will develop new methods in high-dimensional covariance estimation. Your job The position is part of an NWO-DFG funded research project on high-dimensional covariance estimation. You will work
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for neurodiverse youth. In this project, you will use speculative and critical design, feminist HCI, and participatory methods to create technological and spatial interventions that address loneliness in high
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as a pathfinder for novel technologies and working methods across all space domains. The overarching goal of this research fellowship is to develop and study advanced theoretical frameworks for deep
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1 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Wageningen University & Research Research Field Engineering » Computer engineering Engineering » Electrical engineering Researcher Profile First Stage
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operational environments. The work may involve prototyping, testing, and refining methods that can increase robustness and usability for astronaut applications. You will collaborate closely with engineers and
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expertise in specialised domains where labelled data is scarce. Recent foundation models have transformed computer vision, yet their ability to acquire new expertise remains limited when training data is
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into different stages of optimization, both as priors and as feedback after optimization outcomes. Information This PhD project is a part of the CoRDS project – Confident Data-Driven Decision Support (https
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. As a PhD candidate, your goal is to develop new methods for assessing climate risk due to consecutive droughts and at different scales in Europe. Based on these risk assessments, the PhD will develop
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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