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using deep-learning-based spatial-acoustic imaging”. Qualifications Applicants for the Postdoctoral Fellow post should have a doctoral degree or an equivalent qualification and must have no more than five
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availability.Applicants should have a PhD degree with research experience related to neuroscience or biomedical science/engineering or two-photon in vivo imaging. Experience in animal handling, behavioral experiment
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implementation; b) monitor the project implementation details; c) develop control algorithms and digital twin models; d) guide prototype development and laboratory testing; e) analyse test data and
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prototype development and laboratory testing; (e) analyse test data and iterate designs; (f) publish top-tier academic papers; and (g) perform any other duties as assigned by the project leader
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of the above-mentioned disciplines. For both posts, applicants should have research experience in either in vivo/in vitro animal studies, Bio-FET, nanomaterials, medical imaging or AI. Preference will be given
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, data collection, and/or data processing and analysis or strong programming skills with the ability to assist in system and software development. Applicants are invited to contact Prof. Stephen J. Wang
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multifunctional wearable sensing devices and human-computer interaction systems; (d) be able to fabricate multi-material and multi-functional electrochromic and electroluminescent fibers for constructing fiber
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Chinese word processing; (d) a good command of both written and spoken English and Chinese, with fluency in Putonghua; and (e) good interpersonal and communication skills. Applicants are invited
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) strong background in quantitative methods, statistics, computer science, geospatial data analysis and modeling; (b) experience in AI and geospatial computer version; (c) advanced skills in scientific
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projects on-time with minimum supervision. Preference will be given to those with research experience in machines designs and development of computer programmes for numerical computation of electromagnetic