76 assistant-professor-and-human-centric-computing Postdoctoral positions in Netherlands
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analysing functional and/or structural MRI data. You have hands-on experience in analysing behavioural data on language acquisition, ideally word learning, and/or on human memory consolidation. You have
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interaction and language technology? As a postdoctoral researcher, you will investigate topics at the intersection of human language and interactive interfaces. You will be able to design your own research
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translational way, to develop novel real-time bio-inspired assistive technologies. Our goal is to establish a roadmap for discovering fundamental principles of movement at the interface between humans and
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computation, and automated reasoning. Candidates are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the research done by the ACT (https://www.esa.int/gsp/ACT/), in particular in the field of computer science and the
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group leader at the Netherlands Cancer Institute/Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital in Amsterdam. He is also professor in translational immunotherapy of cancer at Leiden University Medical Centre and head of
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-inspired assistive technologies. Our goal is to establish a roadmap for discovering fundamental principles of movement at the interface between humans and wearable robots ultimately for improving human
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the neuromuscular system to improve movement. We apply artificial intelligence, computational modelling and biological signal processing, in a translational way, to develop novel real-time bio-inspired assistive
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individuals with disabilities by providing the necessary support at the workplace. The Human Resources Department can also provide assistance during the recruitment process. If you would like to discuss this
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providing the necessary support at the workplace. The Human Resources Department can also provide assistance during the recruitment process. If you would like to discuss this further, please contact us via
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will collaborate with the various members of the Building on Digital Identity project (including computer scientists, programmers, UX researchers and designers). On the legal side, Professor Pieter