14 image-processing-and-machine-learning-"RMIT-University" PhD positions at Umeå University
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educational programs in Computing Science, we are now seeking a PhD student with a focus on Computer Security. The Department of Computing Science has been growing rapidly in recent years, with a focus on
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multimodal machine learning. Admission requirements The general admission requirements for doctoral studies are a second- cycle level degree, or completed course requirements of at least 240 ECTS credits
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, biophysics, and computational biology. You will work closely with an experienced team and collaborate with experts in molecular biology, hormonal signaling, microscopy, biomechanics, image processing and
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humans and society at large is either fully automated or heavily relies on automatically provided decision support. While machine learning approaches become increasingly prevalent in this context
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education to enable regions to expand quickly and sustainably. In fact, the future is made here. Are you interested in learning more? Read about Umeå university as a workplace Description of work About the
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deadlines, personal suitability. Very good spoken and written English skills are required. Knowledge of both spoken and written Swedish or willingness to learn Swedish within two years from the start of
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selection will be made among qualified applicants based on their qualifications and their ability to benefit from studies at the doctoral level. After the selection of the suitable candidate, the process for
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education to enable regions to expand quickly and sustainably. In fact, the future is made here. Are you interested in learning more? Read about Umeå university as a workplace Description of work About the
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presents a unique opportunity to join a cohort of other doctoral researchers in the research school and learn alongside each other in carefully designed courses that align with the excellence centre’s
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into how algorithmic systems influence the circulation of information and disinformation across digital platforms, and how such processes affect perceptions of credibility, truth, and democratic