2 PhD/Postdoc positions in theory of neuromorphic computing, Groningen, NL
H. Jaeger h.jaeger@rug.nl via googlegroups.com
In the group of Herbert Jaeger two fully funded positions are open for PhD students (4 year contract) or Postdocs (3 year contract). Both positions are about formal, theoretical analyses and algorithmic models of „neuromorphic“ computing in non-digital hardware (analog, unclocked, spiking microchips or even unconventional material substrates exhibiting relevant nonlinear dyanmical phenomena).

Herbert Jaeger’s group is embedded in the Groningen Cognitive Systems and Materials Center (CogniGron, https://www.rug.nl/research/fse/cognitive-systems-and-materials/?lang=en). CogniGron, founded in 2018, is an interdisciplinary initiative at the intersection of computer science, AI, machine learning, computational neuroscience and material science. With 10 new professorships and 30 PhD stipends, CogniGron stands out as one of the most visible scientific investments in the Netherlands in recent times.

The *first position* is defined within the European H2020 project „Memory technologies with multi-scale time constants for neuromorphic architectures (MeM-Scales)“, whose central objective is to build (analog, spiking) neuromorphic microchips which can adapt to online input signals which display many timescales. Since microchip physics will deliver only a few physical timescales, collective computational phenomena will have to be explored in order to realize the long-range memory timescales required by many tasks. Since at this point, numerous but hardly explored options are "in the air" for computational timescale management, this position offers much freedom to engage in original work.

The *second position* is funded through university budgets and is independent of specific project demands. The position holder will enjoy unusual freedom, paired with intellectual risk, to contribute to the ultimate scientific goal of Jaeger’s group: a unifying formal theory of information processing in nonlinear dynamical systems - regardless of whether they are similar to biological brains, or rest on non-neural dynamical phenomena in novel material substrates. Obviously, such a unifying theory, which would play for neuromorphic computing a similarly central role as Turing computability theory plays for digital computing, is not in sight and may be even not possible. However, many mini-revolutions in mathematical denoscription formats are possible, and needed.

Each position will be filled by either a PhD student with a 4-year contract, or by a Postdoc with a 3-year contract. The only selection criterion is qualification (product of intellectual audacity, analytical thinking power, and relevant mathematical and factual knowledge).

These two positions are a perfect intellectual challenge for adventurous mathematicians, theoretical physicists / biologists, theoretical computer scientists or analytically minded machine learners with a background in dynamical systems, dynamics on networks, information theory, or formal logic.
Groningen:
First position:
https://www.rug.nl/about-us/work-with-us/job-opportunities/?details=00347-02S0007DOP (PhD version)
https://www.rug.nl/about-us/work-with-us/job-opportunities/?details=00347-02S0007DQP (Postdoc version)
Second position:
https://www.rug.nl/about-us/work-with-us/job-opportunities/?details=00347-02S0007DNP (PhD version)
https://www.rug.nl/about-us/work-with-us/job-opportunities/?details=00347-02S0007DPP (Postdoc version)

Please apply for at most one of these formal job announcements, following the instructions given at these weblinks. For pre-application inquiries please contact me directly by email (h.jaeger at rug.nl). Applications received before December 1 will be given full consideration; however, the positions will remain open until filled. The earliest (and desirable) starting date for both positions is January 1, 2020.


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PhD studentships available at the University of Edinburgh

3 interdisciplinary PhD projects combining experimental neuroscience and informatics are available in Dr. Gulsen Surmeli's Lab (https://www.ed.ac.uk/discovery-brain-sciences/our-staff/research-groups/dr-gulsen-surmeli) at the University of Edinburgh. The projects aim to investigate neural circuits of learning and memory using state-of-the art molecular and imaging tools. For more information about the projects and application guidelines please follow the links below.



Project 1. Investigation of cortical population codes for long-term memory.

https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/eastbio-investigation-of-cortical-population-codes-for-long-term-memory/?p114669

Project 2. Imaging cortical codes for learning and memory in models of autism spectrum disorders.

https://www.edinburghneuroscience.ed.ac.uk/project/autism-intellectual-disability-neurodevelopment/imaging-cortical-codes-learning-and-memory

Project 3. Investigation of long-range connectopathies in autism spectrum disorders using high-throughput single cell projection mapping.

https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/precision-medicine-dtp-investigation-of-long-range-connectopathies-in-autism-spectrum-disorders-using-high-throughput-single-cell-projection-mapping-and-3d-imaging/?p114864

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Postdoc in Quantitative Historical and Demographic Research - DEADLINE 22 November

Job Summary

The University of Colorado Population Center (CUPC) and the Institute of Behavioral Science (IBS) at the University of Colorado Boulder are recruiting a postdoctoral fellow with expertise in quantitative historical and demographic research, for an 18-month appointment, to start January 2020.

What Your Key Responsibilities Will Be

Candidates must have experience in quantitative methods, the use of computational, statistical or data scientific approaches applied to social science or interdisciplinary research settings, and data integration involving spatial and non-spatial data. They are expected to bring particular interest in interdisciplinary research and to participate in and develop future interdisciplinary projects. The candidate will work on a project about long-term change in small rural places in the United States, making use of a combination of public and restricted-use demographic, economic, and spatial data, much of it housed in the Rocky Mountain Research Data Center, one in a network of Federal Statistical Research Data Centers managed by the U.S. Bureau of the Census.

Postdoctoral researchers will work at the CUPC in the Institute of Behavioral Science, will participate in relevant working groups, regularly attend and present within the CUPC speaker series, and participate in other CUPC workshops and mentoring activities.

What We Require

Ph.D. degree in a relevant field, especially history, sociology, geography, economics, or information science.
Ability to secure Special Sworn Status from the U.S. Bureau of the Census.
What You Will Need

Demonstrated skills in quantitative or spatial analysis (or both) of research data, especially very large data sets.
Excellent communication skills in the form of writing and speaking.
Special Instructions

To apply, please submit the following materials:

Cover letter: Describe areas of experience, as well as current and future research interests.
CV
Two writing samples
For full consideration please apply by Friday, November 22nd.

During the application process, you will need to enter contact information for 1 reference and we will request a letter of recommendation immediately from them upon completion of your application.

More information here.


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University of Sussex 4-year PhD Programme in Neuroscience

Dear colleagues,



We are inviting applications for our PhD Programme in Neuroscience at the University of Sussex, for entry in September 2020. Could you please kindly distribute to interested students.



Thank you



Best wishes

Miguel Maravall





University of Sussex

4-year PhD Programme in Neuroscience



Sussex Neuroscience is now inviting applications for September 2020 entry to our funded PhD Programme, which includes a first year of laboratory rotations and taught modules. These support a transition into neuroscience from other science disciplines such as physics and computing, and provide students with the opportunity to both broaden and deepen their experience of different neuroscience fields and techniques. More than 40 supervisors are offering research projects in topics including molecular & cellular biology, neurophysiology, learning, behavioural and cognitive neuroscience, psychology, development, sensory systems, computational neuroscience, functional imaging, neurodegeneration and translational neuroscience (the interface between fundamental and clinical neuroscience).



Application Deadline: January 6th 2020



The beautiful Sussex campus, located just outside Brighton, is home to one of the largest neuroscience research communities in the UK, with strong interdisciplinary interactions between the biological and computational sciences.

Our PhD Programme attracts some of the brightest students internationally. Home/EU fees are waived and a stipend is provided. We also welcome applications from non-EU students; we may be able to contribute top-up funds to exceptional international students who secure partial external funding. All students on the Programme can access financial support to attend conferences and additional training opportunities in the UK and overseas throughout their PhD.



For further information and application instructions, please visit:

www.sussex.ac.uk/sussexneuroscience/study/4yearphd


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Fully funded PhD position in Marine Robotics and SLAM for AUVs operating under the Arctic/Antarctic sea-ice


Rationale:
Despite the considerable effort directed towards AUV navigation, a self-contained solution remains a key challenge. Due to the cumulative error that inertial navigation experiences with time, AUVs typically require an external navigation support or regular surfacing to obtain GPS fixes and limit the error [1], which options can be undesirable/unavailable in certain applications (e.g. deep-water and/or under-ice deployments). In response to the presently limited navigation capability, this project will focus on the development of robust navigation techniques for high-powered AUVs that relying on on-board sensors and efficient algorithms will enable navigation in GPS-denied environments. SLAM is a powerful technique where a robot builds the map of the surrounding environment and concurrently localises itself within that map. Although SLAM has been proven to be effective for mobile robots operating in structured environments, the application of these techniques in the highly unstructured underwater domain is immature with outstanding challenges to be addressed. The candidate will be required to develop robust and computationally feasible in real-time sonar-based SLAM algorithms. Upon the successful demonstration of the effectiveness of the algorithms in computer simulations (with respect to the environmental suitability), the candidate will have the opportunity to test the algorithm in real-time via field experiments.

More info

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Post-doc position at HRI Laboratory, Kyoto University

The HRI Laboratory (http://www.robot.soc.i.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/) at Kyoto University (Kyoto, Japan) is recruiting an outstanding young (post-doctoral) researcher. Our laboratory has strong focus on human-robot social interaction in various human-populated environments, e.g. shopping mall. We have a vacancy in a project under a research funding (till March 2023) about human-robot interaction, human-robot symbiosis, and human-robot moral relationships. Thus, we seek for a person who can contribute to this project (http://www.robot.soc.i.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/english-crest-project/).



In this project, we study social robots that operate in such environments like stores and shopping malls, and aim to develop social interaction of social robots for such a service industry. The project is also motivated by the fact that children sometimes abuse/bully a social robot, which is known as the "robot abuse" problem, and aim to moderate such problems by better establishing moral-relationships between robots and people.

(See some examples here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuJT9EtdETY)



We are seeking applications from young researchers with special interest in human-robot interaction. Candidates with specific expertise/background in the following domains are particularly welcome this time:

- Human behavior recognition using range-finder and/or depth cameras

- Machine learning, such as DNN (deep neural network), for visual and/or auditory perception in context of HRI

- Data-driven HRI, i.e. learning social behavior/interaction from big data

- Human behavior modeling for social robots

- Robotics relevant to social robots



The employment contract is made for each Japanese fiscal year (starting on April and finishing on March of next year); however, the starting period is flexible (after April 2020). Extensions will be expected based on the annual evaluation.



The wage will be decided based on experience and expertise.



Please feel free to ask me (kanda@i.kyoto-u.ac.jp) about details. To apply, please send us email including your CV and a statement about your interest and motivation!



I will participate in IROS 2019, so please feel free to contact me for meeting and talking about more details during IROS 2019.



Dr. Takayuki Kanda



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Takayuki Kanda, Professor

Department of Social Informatics, Kyoto University http://www.robot.soc.i.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/

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2 PhD studentships in Systems Neuroscience available at University of Sussex

Project

The PhD positions will develop within the project “Peripheral Olfactory Coding: Information Processing outside the Brain” funded by the Leverhulme Trust. This project will investigate early olfactory coding in the model system of the fruit fly Drosophila. Our aim is to test the hypothesis that one key element underlying odour object recognition are non-synaptic interactions between receptor neurons, i.e. information pre-processing outside the brain. Successful candidates will work in one of two areas, depending on interest: Single sensillum recordings (SSRs) on olfactory receptors or behavioural experiments in a wind tunnel. They will be involved in the entire work from experimental design, practical experimentation, selection and execution of data analysis and, depending on interest, computational interpretation in models. You will work closely with Dr Mario Pannunzi, Prof Thomas Nowotny and Prof George Kemenes on this project.



Candidate Requirements

Candidates should have an MSc or equivalent in natural sciences, ideally in the area of Neuroscience, Physics, Chemistry or Biology. In addition, strong analytical skills and fluency in English are essential for this project. Interest and skills to work in a multi-disciplinary and extensively networked project are important.



PhD Salary

UK/EU fees and a living allowance in line with UK Research Council rates, currently £15,009 in 2019-20 and rising in line with inflation in future years.



Work environment

You will join the exciting interdisciplinary environment of Sussex Neuroscience (http://www.sussex.ac.uk/sussexneuroscience/index) and the Centre for Computational Neuroscience and Robotics (http://www.sussex.ac.uk/ccnr/), within which you will work in the groups of Profs Nowotny (http://users.sussex.ac.uk/~tn41/) and Kemenes (http://www.sussex.ac.uk/profiles/1469). Colleagues in the groups work on diverse topics ranging from learning and memory in lymnaea stagnalis (pond snail) to the “Brains on Board project” (http://brainsonboard.co.uk/), seeking to emulate bee brains as robotic controllers for navigation. The University of Sussex provides an extremely rich research environment and training opportunities for doctoral researchers. The University is situated in Downs National Park at the edge of the vibrant coastal city of Brighton, known for its cultural richness, tolerance and diversity. The city offers a multitude of cultural activities, a colourful nightlife and is only an hour on the train away from the metropole of London.



How to apply

Please apply through https://www.sussex.ac.uk/pgapplication/, selecting “Neuroscience PhD” and Thomas Nowotny as the preferred supervisor. Please include a recent CV detailing your academic record and your research experience and a statement of motivation in your application.

(At this stage you do not need to upload copies of your diplomas or letters of reference. These we will requested if we decide to further pursue your application.)



Further inquiries

Please contact: Dr. Mario Pannunzi, project co-supervisor, m.pannunzi@sussex.ac.uk

or Prof. Thomas Nowotny, project supervisor, t.nowotny@sussex.ax.uk



Application deadline

Application before 12 December 2019 will receive full consideration but the position will remain open for applications until filled.



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Prof Thomas Nowotny

Director of Research and Knowledge Exchange

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6PhD and 5 Postdoc positions Science of Intelligence Berlin (EXC)

Cross-disciplinary research in artificial intelligence, machine learning, control, robotics, computer vision, behavioral biology, cognitive science, psychology, educational science, neuroscience, and philosophy.



Starting dates: Summer / Fall 2020

Duration: 3 years

Salary level: TV-L 13, 100%

Application deadline: 29.11.2019 23:59 CET



What are the principles of intelligence, shared by all forms of intelligence, no matter whether artificial or biological, whether robot, computer program, human, or animal? And how can we apply these principles to create intelligent technology? Answering these questions - in an ethically responsible way - is the central scientific objective of the new Cluster of Excellence Science of Intelligence.



Researchers from a multitude of analytic and synthetic disciplines - artificial intelligence, machine learning, control, robotics, computer vision, behavioral biology, cognitive science, psychology, educational science, neuroscience, and philosophy - join forces to create a multi-disciplinary research program across universities and research institutes in Berlin.



Our approach is driven by the insight, that any method, concept, and theory must demonstrate its merits by contributing to the intelligent behavior of a synthetic artifact, such as a robot or a computer program. These artifacts represent the shared “language” across disciplines, enabling the validation, combination, transfer, and extension of research results. Thus we expect to attain cohesion among disciplines, which currently produce their own theories and empirical findings about aspects of intelligence.



Interdisciplinary research projects have been defined which combine analytic and synthetic research and which address key aspects of individual, social, and collective intelligence.

In addition, the Science of Intelligence graduate program promotes the cross-disciplinary education of young scientists on a Master, PhD, and postdoctoral level. All PhD students associated with the cluster are expected to join the Science of Intelligence doctoral program.



Apply here: https://www.scienceofintelligence.de/call-for-applications/






Zarifa Mohamad
Science of Intelligence (SCIoI)

Technische Universitaet Berlin


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Senior Research Officer, Institute for Social and Economic Research - DEADLINE 6 January

The Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER), at the University of Essex, has a worldwide reputation as a multidisciplinary centre of quantitative social science research and as a producer of household panel data of the highest quality.

ISER is seeking to appoint two quantitative social scientists in sociology, demography or an allied field to the post of Senior Research Officer to contribute to the research programme of the ESRC-funded Research Centre on Micro-Social Change (MiSoC). MiSoC, created in 1989, is one of the longest running ESRC-funded research centres in the UK. Since its inception, MiSoC's focus has been on analysing the behaviour of individuals and families and how they are shaped by policy and social and economic trends. Its research programme is wide-ranging and multi-disciplinary, and for this post we are looking for two candidates with strong backgrounds in the study of migration and social stratification who can contribute to research on migration, intergenerational mobility, and ethnic inequality as part of the 2019-2024 MiSoC programme.

Duties of the Role

The Institute is looking for candidates to work directly with MiSoC researchers to help prepare data, conduct quantitative analysis, and co-author excellent publications. The person appointed will also have their own coherent and fertile independent research agenda that is consistent with Strand 3 of the MiSoC programme, and should be able to demonstrate the potential to publish at the highest level.

This is a research position and there are no teaching duties associated with this post. Whilst it is a University standard expectation that post holders contribute to applications for external research funding at this level, applicants for this post will not be expected to generate income during the period of this appointment.

The post holder will also be expected to actively participate in ISER's departmental research culture including meetings, seminars and workshops.

A full list of duties and responsibilities can be found within the job pack.

Qualifications and Skills Required

Applicants are required to hold a Doctoral level degree in a relevant social science discipline, or be close to completion of PhD.

Experience in undertaking research in the fields of migration and social stratification, and of data management, statistical analysis and programming in Stata, R or similar software package is essential. You will also possess knowledge of quantitative methods for social scientists and experience of, or a demonstrable interest in, research areas that form Strand 3 of the research programme of the ESRC Research Centre on Micro-Social Change.

Applicants at this level are expected to have evidence of a developing research agenda and experience of contributing to small research programmes or defined areas of larger projects, and of developing research objectives and proposals.

These posts are fully funded by the MiSoC Research Centre for a 24-month period. Whilst they are full-time posts, part-time working will be considered at a minimum of 0.85 FTE (30.6 hours per week).

More information here.

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Open position "Research Chair in Computer Science", Concordia University, Montreal, Canada

Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering

The Department seeks an outstanding candidate for the Gina Cody Research Chair in Computer Science at the rank of Assistant, Associate or Full Professor. The ideal candidate is an internationally recognized researcher with an exceptional scholarly record, and has proven leadership qualities, She/he is expected to demonstrate a commitment to the supervision of Masters and PhD students and attract strong external funding. We seek individuals with interests including, but not limited to: fundamental research in machine learning including deep learning and reinforcement learning; natural language processing; computer vision; robotics; medical imaging; computer graphics; computer games; theoretical computer science and algorithms; databases and big data analytics; high performance computing. The five year research chair is renewable and comes with an attractive research funding package.

More info

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Senior Research Associate in High-Dimensional Longitudinal Methods, Lancaster

We are recruiting a research associate to join a 3-year Wellcome Trust-funded project for developing statistical and machine learning methods for high-dimensional longitudinal data. Applications close on 24th November. Please see below for more details, and apply here:


https://hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?id=5578



With the advent of high-throughput genomics, proteomics and metabolomics, it has become common practice to collect and process longitudinal biological samples to follow the evolution of a disease or condition using molecular markers. These molecular markers are usually high-dimensional in nature, requiring sophisticated statistical processing. While our ability to measure high-dimensional markers has been steadily increasing, the ability to analyse these data effectively has not kept pace.



The research will bridge the gap between traditional longitudinal population studies and the high-dimensional world of molecular measurements, by developing new approaches for study design, modelling and inference that fully exploit both the cross-sectional (between dimensions) and longitudinal (between times) dependence structures of the data collected in these studies. You will work under the direct supervision of Dr Frank Dondelinger, a machine learning expert with extensive experience working on biomolecular datasets. The project team further includes leading statistical experts in longitudinal statistics (Professor Peter Diggle, Lancaster University), Gaussian processes (Dr Mauricio Alvarez, University of Sheffield) and Bayesian experimental design (Professor David Woods, University of Southampton). You will develop cutting-edge statistical and machine learning methods for dealing with high-dimensional longitudinal data. These methods will then be applied to molecular data from two large-scale population studies: metabolomic measurements from the Pregnancy Outcome Prediction Study (POPS) and DNA methylation measurements from the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC).



You will be a motivated researcher with experience in developing statistical or machine learning methods and a keen interest in applying your skill set in the biomedical field to improve human health and our understanding of biological longitudinal processes.



The Centre for Health Informatics, Computation and Statistics is a vibrant and diverse research group within the Lancaster Medical School, comprising researchers into spatial and longitudinal statistics, machine learning, statistical genomics and epidemiology. The group has close ties to the School of Mathematics and Statistics and the Lancaster Data Science Institute, both of which have a reputation for excellence in statistical and computational research.



Lancaster University subscribes to the Researcher Development Concordat, and you will be fully supported in your professional and personal development. Lancaster University is committed to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, and the Faculty of Health and Medicine holds a Silver Athena SWAN award. The Lancaster University Pre-School Centre is rated an Outstanding Provider by Ofsted and staff get preferential access to childcare places.



Informal inquiries about can be made to Dr Frank Dondelinger: f.dondelinger@lancaster.ac.uk

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Postdoc in privacy-preserving machine learning @ Helsinki

The Department of Computer Science, University of Helsinki invites
applications for 2 postdocs in privacy-preserving machine learning and
probabilistic modelling.

The positions are linked to the Privacy-preserving and Secure AI
research programme of the Finnish Center for Artificial Intelligence
FCAI, a national flagship research unit nominated by the Academy of
Finland.

The candidate should have a PhD in computer science, statistics or
related field with a publication record in high-level forums. Previous
experience with one or more of the following concepts is considered an
advantage: privacy-preserving and secure machine learning, Bayesian
inference, differential privacy.

The application deadline is 10 November.

More info

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15 funded PhD Positions in Neuroscience | IMPRS for Brain and Behavior

Bonn, Germany & Jupiter, Florida (USA)

Looking for a PhD position in neuroscience? Apply to our fully-funded, international PhD program in the Max Planck Society! IMPRS for Brain and Behavior is a transatlantic collaboration between the Max Planck associated caesar in Bonn and the University of Bonn, along with the USA partners Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (MPFI) and Florida Atlantic University.

The Projects

More than 40 labs with an enormous variety of research projects are seeking outstanding PhD candidates to join their research. See our website (https://www.imprs-brain-behavior.org/research/faculty/) for further information on our faculty and possible doctoral projects. Successful candidates will work in a young and dynamic, interdisciplinary, international environment, embedded in the local scientific communities in Bonn or Jupiter.

Your Profile

Highly qualified and motivated aspiring PhD student from any nationality. Proven track record of academic and research excellence. Bachelor's or Master’s degree (or equivalent) in life sciences, physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, or other relevant subject. Fluency in written and spoken English. Research experience is of advantage.

Our Offer

Immersion in a stimulating scientific culture of interaction and international cooperation. State-of-the art facilities with novel scientific technologies and advanced infrastructure. Dedicated support and mentoring personnel. Competitive salary funded for the whole duration of studies and no tuition fees. We are committed to diversity and equal opportunity for all applicants.

Application deadline: December 1, 2019

https://www.imprs-brain-behavior.org/admissions/application-info/

You will need: CV, letter of motivation, contact info for 2 referees, academic certificates and trannoscripts. Only online applications accepted.

Short-listed candidates will be interviewed in February-March. Positions must be started within 6 months of selection.



All the best,

Ezgi Bulca

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Full-Time Research Assistant Position, University of Denver

I’d appreciate the information below and the attached PDF to be forwarded to the listserv.

_______________



Position Summary:

The Family and Child Neuroscience Lab (Principle Investigator: Pilyoung Kim, Ph.D. https://www.du.edu/ahss/psychology/fcnlab/) seeks exceptional candidates for a full-time research assistant position. The research assistant will assist with a grant-funded research project working with pregnant women, new mothers, and infants. We currently conduct a multi-year research project investigating the effects of prenatal poverty and cannabis use on brain development and mother-infant attachment. The research assistant will help schedule home/site visits; conduct home and brain scan visits including clinical interviews, behavioral assessments, and collecting biological samples & neuroimaging (fMRI & fNIRS) data of mothers and newborns; data entry and processing; supervising other researchers and project-relevant administrative tasks. The research experience will be an excellent fit for individuals who plan to apply for medical, nursing, neuroscience, clinical and developmental psychology graduate programs. This is a full-time position (i.e., up to 40 hours per week). The schedule requires flexible schedules including daytime hours and some evening/weekend availability.



Please see the pdf attachment for more information on how to apply for the position.



Sincerely,



Pilyoung Kim, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Department of Psychology

University of Denver

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PhD student in AI/ML systems for energy efficient electrified vehicles

There is an open Ph.D. position on AI/ML systems for energy-efficient electrified vehicles at Chalmers University of Technology.



The detail can be found at (deadline: 24 November 2019)



https://www.chalmers.se/en/about-chalmers/Working-at-Chalmers/Vacancies/Pages/default.aspx?rmpage=job&rmjob=8007&rmlang=UK

Chalmers is a major university for research and education in Sweden and provides a very dynamic and international working environment. The salary and other conditions are very competitive.

https://www.chalmers.se/en/news/Pages/Chalmers-maintains-the-highest-reputation-in-Sweden-.aspx



Best,

Morteza

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Morteza Haghir Chehreghani
Associate Professor
Dep. of Computer Science and Engineering
Chalmers University of Technology

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Iranians in AI

https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8861263/

🔭 @DeepGravity

دوستانی که خارج از کشور هستند و می‌خواهند با عزیزان‌شان در ایران در این روزهای بدون اینترنت تماس بگیرند، می‌توانند از 3 اپ زیر برای تماس تلفنی استفاده کنند.

1- اسکایپ برای 5 دقیقه تماس رایگان

https://www.skype.com/en/

2- پینگل نیز تماس کوتاه به ایران را برای یک بار رایگان کرده است:

https://pinngle.me/download/

3- همچنین برخی از دانشگاه‌ها برای دانشجویان خود اسکایپ فور بیزینس را به صورت رایگان فراهم می‌کنند. در این مورد با دانشگاه خود در تماس باشید:

https://www.skype.com/en/business/

در ارتباط با پست فوق دوست عزیزی پیام دادند که ظاهرا اسکایپ اکانت رایگان یک ماهه هم برای ایرانیان دارد. شما از طریق لینک زیر می‌توانید جزییات بیشتری را ملاحظه کنید:

https://secure.skype.com/en/international-calls/Iran

با سپاس از دوستانی که تلاش کردن که ددلاین ها رو تمدید کنن. ظاهرا دانشگاه میلان ددلاین 18 نوامبرش رو تمدید کرده برای مدت کوتاهی برای دانشجویان ایرانی. و نیز دانشگاه مک گیل ددلاین 15 دسامبر رو تمدید کرده. پیگیری توسط خیلی عظیمی از دانشجویان و اساتید و ... در حال انجامه، به امید اینکه نتیجه ای حاصل بشه.

دوستان می تونن آمار دقیق تر رو در فایل زیر مشاهده کنن


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19BaiRBH09WfCcxISdG5I82sPYK3qS4F_wYFdv2Fqx04/edit?fbclid=IwAR3YcIXeguIq1GgxIIfoo7wQSPEYxYPt12pzk_o-QNofyIMorrZm8bY1brw

دوستانی که علاقه‌مند هستند در زمینه‌ی هوش مصنوعی مهارتی کسب کنند و از اخبار و منابع اطلاع پیدا کنند، کانال تازه تاسیس زیر می‌تواند چراغ راه خوبی برای آنها باشد.

@DeepGravity

We are looking to hire a post-doctoral research fellow in the School of Computer Science at the University of Birmingham (UoB). If you are interested in such a position at the intersection of computer vision, reasoning, and manipulation, you can apply using the link below.

This is a three-year position funded by EU/EPSRC, and it is for a joint project with European partners. At UoB, you will be working with:
Prof. Ales Leonardis (a.leonardis@bham.ac.uk)
Dr. Mohan Sridharan (m.sridharan@bham.ac.uk)

Please contact us if you would like more information or want to have an informal chat.

https://bham.taleo.net/careersection/external/jobdetail.ftl?job=190004UL&tz=GMT%2B00%3A00&tzname=Europe%2FLondon

Regards,
--Mohan
http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/~sridharm/

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