Connectionists: [PhD call] 2015 Doctoral Course on Sciences & Technologies For Electronics & Telecommunication - Curriculum in Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning
IIT PAVIS
PAVIS at iit.it
Mon May 25 08:16:51 EDT 2015
Fondazione Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT - www.iit.it) together
with the University of Genova opened the call for the 2015 Doctoral
Course on Sciences & Technologies For Electronics & Telecommunication -
Curriculum in Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning
In this context, Ph.D. positions are available at the Pattern Analysis
and Computer Vision (PAVIS) dept. to work in Computer Vision, Pattern
Recognition and Machine Learning, and more specifically on the following
themes:
Theme A: Computer vision for behavioral analysis and activity recognition
Theme B: Computer vision for the prediction of human intentions
Theme C: Part-based human body modeling for Socially-Aware Computer Vision
Theme D: Crowd behavioral analysis and event recognition
Theme E: Re-identification using soft biometric cues
Theme F: Long term visual learning for 3D scene understanding
Theme G: Biomedical imaging and connectomics analysis
Theme H: Animal behavior analysis
More info on the above research topics can be found at:
http://iit.it/images/phd-xxxi/ResearchThemes_IIT-PAVIS.pdf or directly
asked to Prof. V. Murino (vittorio.murino at iit.it) or any other tutor
indicated for each theme.
The PhD program on the listed themes will take place at the PAVIS
department of the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT) located in
Genova (www.iit.it)
The department focuses on activities related to the analysis and
understanding of images and patterns in general, thus representing a
reference for the other IIT Departments and labs which have to deal with
such kind of data. The PAVIS staff has a wide expertise on image
processing, computer vision and pattern recognition, machine learning,
and related applications. Actually, the research in PAVIS is devoted to
study and to build intelligent systems for real applications, especially
related, but not limited, to surveillance & security, biomedical
imaging, and bioinformatics. One of the primary goals is to design and
develop innovative video surveillance systems, characterized by the use
of highly-functional smart sensors and advanced video analytics
features. To this end, PAVIS performs cutting edge research in computer
vision and pattern recognition, but also in biometrics, multimodal data
and sensor fusion, sensors networks, and embedded computer vision.
Further, another target of the lab is to explore novel strategies in
biomedical image analysis and bioinformatics, due to the versatility of
the techniques it can manage.
You can also browse the PAVIS webpages to see our activities and
research at: http://www.iit.it/pavis.html
To apply, follow the instructions indicated in the links, in short: a
detailed CV, a research proposal under one or more themes chosen among
those above indicated, reference letters, and any other formal document
concerning the degrees earned.
Notice that these documents are mandatory in order to consider valid the
application.
IMPORTANT: You need to specify the theme (one or more) you want to apply
and include a research statement (research
proposal/project/plan/rationale) on such theme.
ONLINE APPLICATION DEADLINE is June 10th, 2015 at 12:00 p.m. (noon –
Italian time/CET) Strict deadline, no extension.
APPLICATIONS are possible through ONLINE PROCEDURE ONLY, look at:
http://www.studenti.unige.it/postlaurea/dottorati/XXXI/
For more information on administrative issues, please e-mail: pavis at iit.it
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Vittorio Murino
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Prof. Vittorio Murino, Ph.D.
Director
PAVIS - Pattern Analysis & Computer Vision
IIT Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia
Via Morego 30
16163 Genova, Italy
Phone: +39 010 71781 504
Mobile: +39 329 6508554
Fax: +39 010 71781 236
E-mail: vittorio.murino at iit.it
Secretary: Sara Curreli
email: sara.curreli at iit.it
Phone: +39 010 71781 917
http://www.iit.it/pavis
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