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candidate to undertake research in the area of cognitive networking for 5G/6G networks, with a focus area on connected and autonomous mobility. This research will explore how artificial intelligence can be
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The AFMB Laboratory is seeking candidates for a Junior Group Leader position with a focus on applying artificial intelligence (AI) to the field of integrative structural biology. The successful
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mechanistic models to understand the role of rat and flea population dynamics in shaping the seasonality of plague epidemics. Brault et al, PNAS, 2025 (online 9th June 2025) Artificial Intelligence
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ICR groups. There will be a possibility to collaborate with local spin-offs. For further information, you can contact Dr. Réka Markovich () and Prof. Leon van der Torre (). Your profile A PhD in
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of psychology, digital health, and artificial intelligence to advance the development and validation of voice-based tools for mental health monitoring in diabetes. The project will leverage data from the Colive
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on artificial Intelligence an applied Mathematics for History and Archaeology (IAMAHA) co-organised by CEPAM, Inria Côte d’Azur and I3A in Nice. Candidate profile and skills Degree: The candidate must hold a
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We are looking for a postdoc to join the Interdisciplinary Institutes for Artificial Intelligence 3IA Cˆote d’Azur, in the beatiful French Riviera, to work with 3IA Chair Emanuele Natale on problems
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the acquisition of multimodal/heterogeneous surgical data with artificial intelligence. Although this approach has been studied extensively in simulation (Tolvanen, et al.), there are currently no practical
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live in. Your role We are seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to research how artificial intelligence (AI) techniques can help software engineers formally specify and verify software systems. State
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. Similarly, forgetting is a challenge for artificial intelligence: once a machine learns something, it’s hard to have it forget. This has unwanted implications when machines learn something wrong, private