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qualifications required for employment as associate professor. The Computer Vision Laboratory (CVL) is looking for an assistant professor in machine learning with a focus on computational photography. CVL is a
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maintenance of instruments and computer systems, as well as assisting researchers in preparation of EM samples, data collection, and image analysis. You will also act as a coordinator for ongoing facility
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maintenance of instruments and computer systems, as well as assisting researchers in preparation of EM samples, data collection, and image analysis. You will also act as a coordinator for ongoing facility
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and/or functional imaging or application of computational modeling, machine learning and AI to understand cellular function. At least five years’ experience working within the university system, another
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sciences in carrying out concrete AI projects. This includes compiling, organizing, and sharing key datasets, assisting with resource allocation proposals, conducting machine learning workflows, and
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radar signals), (ii) Medical image analysis, and (iii) Machine learning/artificial intelligence. The group boasts extensive experience in fundamental research within computer vision, machine learning and
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or explainable AI or safety). Experience in machine learning, causal inference, image processing, human-robot interaction, or large language models. Experience in analyzing multimodal data (e.g., text, sensor
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radar signals), (ii) Medical image analysis, and (iii) Machine learning/artificial intelligence. The group boasts extensive experience in fundamental research within computer vision, machine learning and
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, Computers and Graphics Demonstrated 3D Computer Graphics experience Demonstrated experience with Machine Learning applications in and for Visualization/Computer Graphics Current experience from research in
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is now seeking a professor in pharmacology with a preclinical focus. The department has access to a wide range of methods, including advanced fluorescence microscopy (from single-molecule imaging