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the position of: Lecturer for the Module M05 'Computer Vision & Perception' 10 ECTS (18%) Start date: August 1st, 2027 Module completion: each autumn semester (beginning of August to end of January) Description
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Biology, Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Control Systems, Deep Learning, Digital Humans, Earth Observation, Educational Technology, Efficient AI, Explainable AI, Haptics, Human-Computer Interaction
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bring-up, debugging, and validation Integration of sensors, microcontrollers, FPGAs, SoCs, and embedded processors Embedded programming in C/C++ Real-time signal processing and embedded perception, hardware
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. Our current projects involve large-scale web and text analysis, as well as computer vision and visual data analysis. Applicants may have experience in one or both areas described below. You do not need
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The Computer Security Group is a research group in the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering at ETH Zürich. We are interested in a variety of hot topics in the area of
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of Computer and Communication Sciences and the School of Life Sciences, as well as the EPFL AI Center. As part of an industry collaboration with Novartis, the lab is opening a postdoctoral position on
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processing, machine learning, and human-computer interaction. The goal of this PhD is to develop neuromotor interfaces for dexterous robot teleoperation using two sensing modalities: 1) surface
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automation, continuous integration, release management, and requirements traceability. Develop and execute flight software unit tests, conduct integration, software-in-the-loop, processor-in-the-loop, hardware
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training in computational chemistry and computer-aided drug design. Group members will not only have the opportunities to work with cutting-edge resources in a collaborative environment but also to co-work
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, eventually leading to a scalability advantage over the neutral-atom state-of-the-art. We have recently overcome an important bottleneck in optical-lattice-based quantum processors, by integrating topological