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intelligence, including machine learning and computer vision, robotics, and physics-based modelling, the DISC Lab pioneers new methods for monitoring, digitalization, and automation in construction. We
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selection, wafer-level process development, and reliability demonstration to deliver a manufacturable 3D-integration solution that supports NTU’s leadership in industry-relevant advanced packaging research
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Support the preparation of reports, presentation and manuscripts for publication in peer reviewed publication and lay statement Administration Ensure all work processes met the ethical standards
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Responsibilities: Conduct project related research on geophysical/geomechanical investigation, geomodelling, data analytics, and machine learning. Responsible for processing and analyzing geophysical/geomechanical
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of Applied Learning, the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) works closely with industry partners to deliver translational, impact-driven research. This role supports applied food processing
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on tackling clinical challenges, iHealthtech develops innovative health technologies, bridging the gap from the laboratory to the clinic and market. This process aims to ultimately benefit patients and society
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developers, and collaborators to establish automated experimental protocols, optimize materials synthesis and screening processes, develop reliable data pipelines, and integrate experimental results with data
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Nair, to study how machine learning models and neural circuits in the brain process states of emotion. The Nair group combines cutting-edge systems neuroscience tools with the development of new AI
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algorithmic audio processing solutions including the existing areas mentioned above and additionally including state of the art audio codecs, audibility and intelligibility enhancements, microphone array
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PhD students. Key Responsibilities Develop numerical twins for digital quantum computer Develop mapping of many-body problems into class of Hamiltonians compatible with our experimental machines Report