Connectionists: [jobs] Call for Joint PostDoc Application (Cognitive Robots and Assistive Technologies)

[Joni Zhong]

HKPolyU is providing opportunities to scientists and engineers who have completed their doctorate with less than five years of relevant postdoctoral work experience. The candidate is expected to have secured a postdoctoral offer from a non-HK-based institution for at least 1.5 years. The HKPolyU will cover another 1.5 years of support to conduct a joint PostDoc project. The non-HK-based institution should be ranked top 100 in the latest QS World University Ranking List OR ranked top 10 in the latest QS World University Ranking by subject.

The support includes:

- competitive salary for 1.5 years
- fee for conference attendance
- one-off support for traveling to HK


The assistive technology lab. at the rehabilitation sciences dept. welcomes candidates from diverse academic backgrounds who are passionate about:
- to apply human inputs as signals in shaping the adaptivity of technologies during run-time;
- to apply human cognition in cognitive robotics as well as other technologies.


More information about HKPolyU:
HKPolyU is a leading university and one of the best global universities in HK with world-class research. It is centrally located in Hung Hom, the center of Hong Kong. Hong Kong is a global city that has attracted people from all corners of the globe. Many are drawn to Hong Kong thanks to its compact size, vibrant lifestyle, beautiful scenery and welcoming international community. You can also find tourist spots such as world-class theme parks, colonial architectures and fascinating Chinese temples. It is just half an hour away by public transportations for water sports and hiking.

To know more research of Dr. Joni Zhong, please visit http://junpei.eu/.
If you have interests to apply for it, please send an email together with a CV and two of your recent representative work to joni.zhong at ieee.org.
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