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, Computer Science, Statistics, or other related fields. Familiarity with machine learning and signal processing algorithms for wireless communications. Good written and oral communication skills
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in the 2025 QS World University Rankings by Subjects. We are hiring a Research Fellow in Signal Processing and Machine Learning to develop signal processing and machine learning algorithms and methods
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Applied Physics (PAP). MAS covers diverse topics ranging from pure mathematics to the applications of mathematics in cryptography, computing, business, and finance. PAP covers many areas of fundamental and
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capital expenditure. The tool would also assist in computing the technical parameters related to the contractual configuration through which those who possess the distributed energy resources can be engaged
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) who is highly skilled in and deeply passionate about computational electromagnetism and mathematical physics/engineering. The SRF should have strong background in computational methods for solving
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dynamical systems. Designing learning-based event-triggered optimal control algorithms to achieve prescribed-time optimal output regulation for uncertain multi-agent systems. Investigating learning-based
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Medical School. In August 2024, we welcomed our first intake of the NTU MBBS programme, that has been recently enhanced to include themes like precision medicine and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in
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research profile and prepare for the next career stage. Job Requirements: A PhD degree in Robotics, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Maths, Physics, or any related
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, including machine learning, computer vision, adaptive data modelling, and computational imaging. The objective is to develop state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms for solving ill-posed inverse problems
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, including machine learning, computer vision, adaptive data modelling, and computational imaging. The objective is to develop state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms for solving ill-posed inverse problems