Hello, as part of a project funded by the INCA, we are offering 1 thesis on the analysis of multi-omic glioblastoma data "Bioinformatics methods to identify cellular types in GBM and develop prognostic models for cell fate using Artificial Intelligence":
https://bordeaux-bioinformatics.fr/open-positions-bioinformatics/
The subject and the application procedure are detailed in the link above.
The thesis will start in October 2021 at the earliest.
Regards, Macha Nikolski.
Head of Computational Biology and Bioinformatics team, CNRS UMR 5095 Head of Bordeaux Bioinformatics Center 146, rue Léo Saignat, University of Bordeaux 33077 Bordeaux
www: http://bordeaux-bioinformatics.fr phone: +33 (0) 5 57 57 12 47
Hello, Catharine Oertel is looking for a student interested in pursuing a PhD in Multimodal Human-Robot Interaction with a Focus on Dialogue at the University of Delft:
https://www.tudelft.nl/over-tu-delft/werken-bij-tu-delft/vacatures/details?jobId=3779&jobTitle=PhD%20position%20for%20Data-Driven%20Multi-Modal%20Human-Robot% 20Interaction% 20within% 20DI% 20lab
contact: Catharine Oertel genannt Bierbach [email protected]
Regards, Catherine Pelachaud
Hello, We are looking for a candidate for an AI thesis on the following subject:
“Data-based monitoring using template-based probability distributions”
This thesis deals with the online monitoring of AI components in order to detect anomalies within the operating system compared to the expected behavior specified previously.
This thesis is part of the Grand Défi national confidence.ai .
The details of the subject and the procedure for applying are available via the following link:
https://www.irt-systemx.fr/recrutement/data-based-monitoring-template-based-probability-distributions/
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Research engineer IRT SystemX
Hello, The Artificial Intelligence (AI) team of the company Stago offers a Master 2 Research (M2R) internship for the second semester of the year 2021/2022.
We are looking for a student with strong Python programming language skills and, if possible, theoretical knowledge of machine learning techniques.
During the first semester (from mid-September to December), the student will draw up a state of the art of the field in parallel with his initial training, the objective being that he appropriates all the necessary theoretical elements.
to the resolution of the problem. The implementation of the various solutions selected will be carried out within the company's premises during the second half of the year (from mid-January to July). Note that a thesis continuation is possible.
Subject: Interests of temporal analysis of chronometric test results for rejection filters
Location: Gennevilliers, city of greater Paris
Supervisor: François Lasson, doctor ENIB, R&D studies manager Stago
Dates (flexible, 5 months minimum): from mid-January to the end of July
Bonus: minimum wage
Contact: [email protected]
The detailed topic is available here:
https://www.icloud.com/iclouddrive/0KGRYbf53A1HIyjCwvHT8sHSA#Stage%5FM2R%5F2021%5F2022
If this internship offer is likely to interest your student · e · s or people around you, feel free to circulate with them.
Regards, Francois Lasson
Francois Lasson R&D studies manager
131 Avenue Louis Roche, Bâtiment G5, 92230 Gennevilliers, France
[email protected] - Tel: 01.41.47.18.35 - Mobile: 06.38.40.73.24
www.stago.fr
The University of Geneva Particle Physics and Computer Science Departments invite applications for two Doctoral Assistants (PhD)
to work on an interdisciplinary project to provide High Energy Physics (HEP) with robust deep density machine-learning (ML) tools with focus on predictive, generative and anomaly detection models, with the ultimate objective to maximise the LHC’s sensitivity to discover physics beyond the Standard Model.
A particular focus rests on cutting-edge ML applied to jet flavour tagging.
The applicants will have the opportunity to work alongside a large international community as members of the ATLAS collaboration, and bring the latest developments in ML to the collaboration.
The students will work within an interdisciplinary working group led by internationally recognised experts in their field:
Francois Fleuret (Geneva, computer science) is an expert in deep learning techniques and simulation;
Slava Voloshynovskiy (Geneva, computer science) brings expertise in theoretically explainable ML;
Tobias Golling (Geneva, particle physics) has experience in designing and applying cutting-edge ML to LHC physics.
https://inspirehep.net/jobs/1910392