Monthly Archives: January 2018

We have an opening for a PhD position on the development of machine learning methods for the modelling of pathological human locomotion in the framework of a collaborative Sinergia project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. The goal of the project is to develop, through machine learning and neuromechanical simulation, accurate models of human locomotion, together with Stephane Armand (University of Geneva, Kinesiology laboratory) and Auke Ijspeert (Biorobotics laboratory, EPFL, BIOROB). The project will (1) model pathological gaits resulting from motor impairments such as cerebral palsy, and (2) compare and combine neuromechanical simulation and machine learning approaches for gait analysis. It brings together expertise on pathological gait, neuromechanical simulation models, machine learning, coupled with a unique collection of relevant real world data. Continue reading →

We have an opening for a PostDoc position on the development of machine learning methods for the modelling of pathological human locomotion in the framework of a collaborative Sinergia project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. The goal of the project is to develop, through machine learning and neuromechanical simulation, accurate models of human locomotion, together with Stephane Armand (University of Geneva, Kinesiology laboratory) and Auke Ijspeert (Biorobotics laboratory, EPFL, BIOROB). The project will (1) model pathological gaits resulting from motor impairments such as cerebral palsy, and (2) compare and combine neuromechanical simulation and machine learning approaches for gait analysis. It brings together expertise on pathological gait, neuromechanical simulation models, machine learning, coupled with a unique collection of relevant real world data. Continue reading →

We are looking for an excellent postdoc to work on the development of deep learning methods for the automatic composition of complex structures, such as sets, graphs, trees, sequences, that exhibit desired properties. Typical application scenarios include image and text generation, drug and molecule design. Research areas of direct interest include generative modeling, unsupervised and semi-supervised learning. Continue reading →

We are looking for an excellent candidate who will undertake a PhD on the development of new machine learning methods for distributed streaming data generate in the context of the Internet of Things. Continue reading →

We are looking for an excellent Postdoc to work on the development of new machine learning methods for distributed streaming data generate in the context of the Internet of Things. Continue reading →

We are looking for an excellent candidate who will undertake a PhD on the development of new machine learning methods for non-parametric representation learning with an emphasis on two-level instance description problems and recommendation problems. Continue reading →