12 computing-"https:"-"https:"-"HFML-FELIX" research jobs at Singapore University of Technology & Design
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optimisation, algorithm design and high-performance computing, with application to airport innovation. Successful candidates will join an active group of Principal Investigators and researchers to work within
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given - Perform microscopy and nanodevice analysis Program and design PLC systems Apply Computer Vision for machine hardware feedback and control Generate technical reports, white papers, and
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Master’s degree in psychology, cognitive science, human-computer interaction, communication science, or a related field. Background in some empirical research methods (quantitative, qualitative, or mixed
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programme at the intersection of optics, electrical engineering, artificial intelligence, and experimental biology, with the aim of building closed-loop, autonomous experimental platforms that accelerate
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psychology, cognitive science, human-computer interaction, communication science, or a related field. Strong background in psychological research methods (e.g., behavioral, experimental, interviews, mixed
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human behavior in cities. Successful applicants will contribute to a research program that explores the intersection of human behavior, urban design, technology, and livability. The program tackles
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Lab and the Urban Environmental Sustainability Programme, with a focus on developing analytical methods and practical tools for understanding how people interact with urban environments. Current and
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on energy-efficient circuit design and software-hardware co-optimization, with exciting applications in graph-based prediction. What we’re looking for: A PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering or a
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to understanding human behavior in cities. Successful applicants will contribute to a research program that explores the intersection of human behavior, urban design, technology, and livability. The program tackles
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– shape the learning of environmental representations (cognitive maps and world models) across age groups. This project is a close collaboration with the School of Computing and Information Systems