Post-Doctoral Research Associate position in novel neuromorphic opto-electronic technologies for brain-inspired processing and sensing systems at the edge

University of Strathclyde (Glasgow, United Kingdom)

Applications are sought for a Post-Doctoral Research Associate position in novel neuromorphic opto-electronic systems for brain-inspired processing and sensing functionalities. The successful candidate will work on the EPSRC project ‘ProSensing’ investigating novel opto-electronic technologies based upon key-enabling elements (e.g. memristors, light-emitting diodes, lasers) for low energy, high-speed and light-enabled systems to perform brain-inspired sensing and in-sensor processing functionalities at the edge. The successful applicant will have access to state-of-the-art photonic and micro-fabrication laboratories at Strathclyde and will also have the opportunity to work with a network of project partners with the opportunity for research visits and travel to scientific conferences….

Closing date: 17 March 2024

MSc Thesis in Neuromorphic State Machines

Intel/Fortiss, Munich, Germany

The master’s thesis, jointly supervised by Intel Labs and fortiss, will aim to combine a number of individual neuromorphic elements (ie classification, visual servoing, etc.) into a hierarchical and neuronal system which acts as a decision process for a robotic arm. This concept is known as a “Neuromorphic State Machine". The code will be deployed on a real Loihi 2 neuromorphic chip, and will be connected to guide a real KUKA robotic arm in accomplishing the task of plug insertion. On the Intel side, the co-supervisor will be Dr. Mathis Richter, the head of Intel Labs' Neuromorphic Group and an expert in the domain of neuronal systems such as Neuromorphic State Machines. The student will need to be physically present in Munich. Apply to vonarnim@fortiss.org…

Closing date: 31 March 2024

PhD student in Event-based scene flow for 3D motion analysis

Heudiasyc lab, University of Technology of Compiègne, France & IIT, Genoa, Italy

Scene flow describes the observed 3D motion. It is an important feature for robots to safely evolve in the 3D world. The goal is to contribute to event-based scene flow estimation with a model-based and a data-driven approaches, studying also the addition of other modalities. We will study 6 DoF motion estimation with the Contrast Maximization framework. Experiments will be conducted on cars from Heudiasyc lab in Compiègne, France, for driving scenarios, and on humanoid robots from IIT in Genoa, Italy, for moving object grasping and interception. The PhD student will be co-supervised and will move between both labs….

Closing date: 31 January 2024

Postdoc in computational vision neuroscience and neuro-prosthetic system design

Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

We're pleased to announce a postdoctoral position within the Computational Systems Neuroscience Group focusing on computational neuroscience and neuro-prosthetic system design. CSNG is an international, interdisciplinary research group that explores the intricacies of the visual system, sensory coding, and neuro-prosthetic solutions. To do this, we use a range of computational approaches spanning large-scale biologically detailed spiking network models, firing-rate models of development, and modern machine learning techniques. To find out more please follow the link….

Closing date: Interviews will be held until the position is filled.

Postdoc opportunity

CSIC, Sevilla, Spain

Official Scholarship for Post-Doc application, for working at the IMSE (CSIC) Neuromorphic Group: www.imse-cnm.csic.es/neuromorphs. Subject matter is negotiable, depending on candidates: from computation profile, ASIC, FPGA designs, digital or analog, sensing domain, processing domain, etc….

Closing date: 30 January 2024

Postdoctoral position

National Institute of Standards and Technology

Our team at NIST is seeking postdoctoral candidates from diverse backgrounds in physics, engineering, and applied mathematics, to work on projects at the intersection of physics and AI. We have three projects in mind, depending on the applicant's background, in the area of training neuromorphic hardware in electronic or optical hardware platforms (both simulation or experimental available). These are well compensated 2-year positions, and our group regularly publishes in high-impact journals. Our team operates within a large and collaborative group, with state-of-the-art equipment and brand new labs. If interested in applying, please contact sonia.buckley@nist.gov or adam.mccaughan@nist.gov for assistance with your application….

Closing date: February 2024

Postdoc position in training of neuromorphic hardware

National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder CO, USA

Our team at NIST is seeking postdoctoral candidates from diverse backgrounds in physics, engineering, and applied mathematics, to work on projects at the intersection of physics and AI. We have three projects in mind, depending on the applicant’s background, in the area of training neuromorphic hardware in electronic or optical hardware platforms (both simulation or experimental available). These are well compensated 2-year positions, and our group regularly publishes in high-impact journals. Our team operates within a large and collaborative group, with state-of-the-art equipment and brand new labs. If interested in applying, please contact sonia.buckley@nist.gov for assistance with your application….

Closing date: February 2024

PhD student in Neurmorphic Enbineering

International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems, Sydney, Australia

ICNS is looking to grow and develop a broad scope of academic backgrounds and study areas to create the next generation of neuromorphic systems. We have up to 10 PhD scholarship positions now available. Our research areas cater not only to engineers and computer science graduates, but projects may be tailored for those who have an interest in using their physics or maths backgrounds in our neuromorphic projects….

Closing date: Now until positions filled