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Une université de technologies cherche un Professeur Associé en modélisation d'images et apprentissage machine. Le candidat devra enseigner et développer des projets dans l'imagerie biomédicale. Une excellente formation académique ainsi qu'une expérience en enseignement sont requis. La position est permanente et sera située à Paris jusqu'en 2019.
Telecom ParisTech, a CS/EE school of Université Paris-Saclay, is hiring an Associate Professor in the domain of image modeling and understanding. The position will be located in the Image Processing and Understanding Group, within the Signal and Image Processing department of the Information Processing and Communication Laboratory (LTCI).
The group aims at developing its research activities at the cross‑road for artificial intelligence and image understanding, with applications in the domain of health, in particular biomedical imaging: data and knowledge representation, reconciliation of uncertain, heterogeneous, inconsistent data, exploitation of domain knowledge to produce information of better quality, complete, patient specific, and to enrich automatically knowledge models, optimized analysis exploiting knowledge and reasoning methods, etc.
The association of symbolic and structural methods on the one hand (graphs, semantic networks, ontologies, spatial logics) and of numerical methods on the other hand (learning, image analysis, computer vision) is therefore of prime importance, but still under‑explored.
The applicant is expected to have competences and skills in the domain of image and artificial intelligence, including modeling, with a strong background in applied mathematics or computer sciences. The applicant should also show pedagogical skills and be able to teach in particular courses in machine learning and image processing. The candidate will also be encouraged to participate in new collaborative projects.
The position will be located in Paris until 2019, then at Plateau de Saclay, and is a permanent position.