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The LivePerson Centre for Speech and Language offers a 3 year fully funded PhD studentship covering standard maintenance, fees and travel support, to work on cascaded deep learning structures to model speech. The Centre is connected with the Speech and Hearing (SpandH) and the Natural Language Processing (NLP) research groups in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Sheffield.
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The Department of Electronic Systems (IES) has a vacancy for a Postdoctoral Researcher in statistical machine learning and distributed signal processing with applications in IoT. The successful candidate will be offered a three-year (3 years) appointment.
Joint postdoc position between Princeton University and the Weizmann Institute at the intersection of signal processing, communications, and biomedical applications.
The work will be performed with the groups of Profs. Andrea Goldsmith and Yonina Eldar. Background in one or more of the above areas required with the desire to expand into the other areas.
The candidate is expected to spend time in both locations, working with collaborative and supportive teams.
Joint postdoc position between Princeton University and the Weizmann Institute at the intersection of signal processing, communications, and biomedical applications.
The work will be performed with the groups of Profs. Andrea Goldsmith and Yonina Eldar. Background in one or more of the above areas required with the desire to expand into the other areas.
The candidate is expected to spend time in both locations, working with collaborative and supportive teams.
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The LivePerson Centre for Speech and Language offers a 3 year fully funded PhD studentship
covering standard maintenance, fees and travel support, to work on deep neural network adaptive
learning modules for speech and language. The Centre is connected with the Speech and Hearing
(SpandH) and the Natural Language Processing (NLP) research groups at the Department of
Computer Science at the University of Sheffield.
Date: 27-30 May 2024
Location: Athens, Greece