英国伯明翰大学招聘博士后UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM-School ofComputer Science

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欧洲网(http://job.ouzhou.cc)2017年9月招聘资讯:英国伯明翰大学招聘博士后UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

School of Computer Science

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

 

One postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Computer Vision and Robotics

 

Fixed term appointment for up to 15 months (initially): will start as soon as a high quality candidate can be found.

 

Applications are invited for one postdoctoral research fellow position in Computer Vision and Robotics. The work is being funded as part of the US-UK MURI (Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative) project, which is led by UCLA and involves partners from CMU, MIT, Stanford, UIUC and Yale (from the US) and universities of Oxford, Birmingham, Glasgow and Reading (from the UK). http://vcla.stat.ucla.edu/muri2015/

 

The aim of the project entitled? Understanding scenes and events through joint parsing, cognitive reasoning and lifelong learning? is to achieve ? deep understanding of scenes and events through joint parsing and cognitive reasoning about appearance, geometry, functions, physics, causality, intents and belief of agents (e.g., robots), and use joint and long-ranged reasoning to fill the performance gap with human vision?. The work will involve representing visual knowledge in deep learned probabilistic compositional models across the spatial, temporal, and causal hierarchies augmented with rich relations, which are task-oriented, support efficient task-dependent inference and contribute towards improved robot autonomy.

 

Applicant should have:

- PhD (or be close to achieving a PhD) in computer vision, machine

learning or robotics.

- A publication record in high quality journals and conferences in the

aforementioned research areas

- Strong programming skills (including C, C++, Matlab, etc.)

- Proficiency in English, both spoken and written

- Ideally some postdoctoral experience and/or experience in supervision

of PhD/EngD/MSc students.

 

Informal enquiries may be made to Prof. Ales Leonardis,

a.leonardis@cs.bham.ac.uk

 

Closing date: 16 Oct 2017