We are recruiting a Post-doctoral Research Fellow to the Reg-Fr-AIMs
project.
The position is based at University College Dublin's Natural Computing
Research & Applications Group (http://ncra.ucd.ie) in the area of
Artificial Intelligence. The Reg-Fr-AIMs project is a collaboration between
the teams of Prof Fergal Mc Caffery
<https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAAADqjH8BOpLcsrOs_4vwuegZwLR_PnhnVAg>
(Regulated
Software Research Centre in Dundalk Institute of Technology) and Prof
Michael O'Neill (University College Dublin). At UCD the collaborating
faculty and doctoral supervisory team includes Dr Annunziata Esposito Amideo
<https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAACEiFt8BUFFMnImrSBHfdT8MvW-c18nyrbA>,
Dr Miguel
Nicolau
<https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAAABEk6UBQOhm7rffwW2HO_MVTEaQq2IE2x0> and
Dr Mark Connor
<https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAABaYdKABCrDPhVMVOpRvHjhvvtbO4jqZiHk>.
Reg-Fr-AIMs sets out to develop a Regulatory Compliance Framework for
Trustworthy AI Medical Device Software. This includes research into
adaptive, trustworthy and compliant AI technology. To this end, the
research to be undertaken at UCD has a strong focus on adaptive
representations for machine learning, optimisation and reasoning. The
Post-doctoral Research Fellow will work with a team of PhD students and
collaborating faculty in both UCD and DKiT, to assist in the adaptive
representations research, and to investigate how we incorporate
Ethical-by-design AI technology into medical device software systems.
Applications open until 27 April 2023, and further details for Job Ref
:015809 at https://www.ucd.ie/workatucd/jobs/
Best wishes,
Mike.
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