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methodologies for clinical research and healthcare applications to support decision-making in cancer care. The work will include, but will not be limited to, multimodal data integration, image processing and
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responsibility of the position will be to lead and develop a research group in clinical AI with special focus on leveraging multimodal clinical data for clinical decision support. You will work in close
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to how latency, interference, reliability, incomplete observations, and limited wireless resources affect sensing, inference, and decision-making, and how communication and sensing resources can be
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, reflection, decision-making, and collaborative production. AI:X Collaborate Lab offers a PhD stipend at the Department of Sustainability and Planning at the Technical Faculty of IT and Design (TECH) at Aalborg
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, reflection, decision-making, and collaborative production. In this connection, AI:X Collaborate Lab offers a PhD stipend at the Department of Architecture, Design and Media Technology at the Technical Faculty
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screening and other interventions have been implemented. The project views recruitment as a multi-stage process, where screening, interviews and final decisions interact, and where bias-reducing mechanisms
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, coordinate across internal functions, and translate new external demands into organizational priorities, practices, and decision-making processes. A central component of the work will be qualitative empirical
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providing decision-makers with research-based inputs for decision-making. We are approximately 40 persons, including health economists, epidemiologists, statisticians, clinicians, sociologists, and
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systems that extend human capabilities in digital environments. Your work tasks The PhD candidate will study the needs of creatives in integrating AI decision support during design ideation. Your work will
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their environment, and how these representations support robust perception and autonomous decision-making in dynamic, non-stationary settings. The research will address how agents fuse heterogeneous sensory streams