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computational skills, where applicable. Salary and other employment conditions USD $ 5,000 (tax-free) Monthly for a 2-3 year contract. Housing allowance equivalent to 3 months' salary 30 days paid annual vacation
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The Computer Vision-Core Artificial Intelligence Research (Vision-CAIR ) group led by Prof. Mohamed Elhoseiny at the CS Program of the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) is
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The VCC center at KAUST is looking for postdoctoral researchers and research scientists in Prof. Wonka's research group. The topics of research are computer vision, computer graphics, and deep
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of bioinformaticians, computer scientists, biotechnologists, biologists, and biochemists. The successful candidate will also enjoy an environment aimed to facilitate progress in the research career: networking, student
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/Online. A project at the Composites Lab is characterized by the amalgamation of experimental and computational/modeling mechanics and encompasses people with very different backgrounds to ensure we capture
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Applicants must have a PhD in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical and Computer Engineering, and have published their research in prestigious conferences and journals in related
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generous funding for research, a cutting-edge genomics facility, and top-tier high-performance computing infrastructure, fostering an excellent environment for genomics-based research. The position is fully
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computational resources. It is the leading university in citation per faculty according to the QS Rankings. Further information can be found at www.kaust.edu.sa .
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containment. The prohibitively high computational cost of such simulations necessitates the development of efficient and robust surrogate models for general GCS modeling tasks, especially when inverse modeling
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research in the field of machine learning, more specifically, deep learning and representation learning architectures. Application areas of ML include, but are not limited to, computer vision, natural