Connectionists: Research Assistantship in Adaptive Signal Processing and Machine Learning

[Deniz Erdogmus]

PHD RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP IN ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
AT THE OGI SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING AT OHSU

A 3-year research assistantship position is available at OGI for 
individuals interested in pursuing a PhD in Machine Learning or Adaptive 
Signal Processing towards a CS or EE degree at the CSEE department. The 
successful candidate will have a strong background on mathematical 
techniques essential to the areas mentioned above, and will conduct 
research on developing robust sequential state estimation algorithms for 
complex systems using measurements from unreliable sensors. This 
research position will be based in the Adaptive Systems Lab 
(adsyl.cse.ogi.edu), but will require close interaction with the 
Point-of-Care Laboratory of the BME department. The RA position includes 
tuition waiver and a stipend of approximately US$23,000. The desired 
starting date is October 1st, 2005. Students of any nationality may apply.

OGI is one of the four schools of Oregon Health & Science University 
(OHSU). OGI is located 12 miles west of Portland, Oregon, in the heart 
of the Silicon Forest. Portland's extensive high-tech community, diverse 
cultural amenities and spectacular natural surroundings combine to make 
the quality of life here extraordinary. To learn more about the 
department, OGI, OHSU and Portland, please visit http://www.cse.ogi.edu.

Informal inquiries can be made by sending email (with supporting CV, 
statement of research interests, and copies of transcripts) to Deniz 
Erdogmus at derdogmus at ieee.org. For information on submitting a full 
application to the PhD program in Computer Science and Electrical 
Engineering, see the OGI admissions information at www.ogi.edu/admissions/.


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Deniz Erdogmus
Assistant Professor
Departments of CSEE and BME
Oregon Health & Science University           
20000 NW Walker Road, Beaverton, OR 97006
(Tel) 1-503-7482007, (Fax) 1-503-7481548
http://www.cse.ogi.edu/~deniz               
derdogmus at ieee.org