Programming position

ELDA offers a position for its Language Resource Production and Evaluation activities working in the framework of European projects.
The position is related to the development of web-service architectures for the automatic production and distribution of language resources. The candidate may also be involved in the creation of LR repositories, NLP applications development and/or evaluation, etc.

Profile:
- Degree or MSc in computer science, computational linguistics, natural language processing or similar fields
- Good programming skills in Python
- Good knowledge of Django and database management (MySQL)
- Good knowledge of Linux and open source software
- Experience and/or knowledge of web services
- Proficiency in French and English
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team, in particular to collaborate with members of a multidisciplinary and multilingual team
- Programming skills in PHP, Perl, C++ or Java are a plus
- Experience and/or knowledge on NLP is a plus

Salary: Commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Applications will be considered until the position is filled. The position is based in Paris, France and candidates should have the citizenship (or residency papers) of a European Union country.

Applicants should send (preferably in PDF format and via email) a cover letter addressing the points listed above together with a curriculum vitae to:

Olivier HAMON                                         
ELRA / ELDA                                         
55-57, rue Brillat Savarin                                     
75013 Paris FRANCE
Fax : +33 1 43 13 33 30
Email : hamon@elda.org

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The UK Economic and Social Research Council funded Intonational Variation in Arabic project is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Arabic phonetics and phonology. Application information is available here: http://bit.ly/q1fkKl.

The closing date for applications is August 11th and we plan to interview on August 26th. Information about the Intonational Variation in Arabic project is available here: www.york.ac.uk/res/ivar/  

I would be very grateful if you would forward this information to any students or colleagues who might wish to apply.

Best regards,

Sam Hellmuth

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Dr Sam Hellmuth

Department of Language & Linguistic Science
University of York, Heslington, York YO10 5DD
email: sam.hellmuth@york.ac.uk
tel: 01904 322657  fax: 01904 322673

Times Higher Education University of the Year 2010

Intonational Variation in Arabic: www.york.ac.uk/res/ivar/    

http://www.york.ac.uk/language/staff/academic-research/sam-hellmuth/

Email disclaimer: http://www.york.ac.uk/docs/disclaimer/email.htm

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Postdoctoral Research Scientist Position open at Columbia University in Spoken Dialogue Systems Position:

Research and prototype development of a Spoken Dialogue System Project Description: The Spoken and Natural Language Processing groups at Columbia University in New York City have an opening for a computational linguist with expertise in research in and implementation of Spoken Dialogue Systems, with experience in Natural Language Generation. Some familiarity with multilingual processing is a plus. The Spoken Language Processing and Natural Language Processing groups are collaborating on a large DARPA project to develop state-of-the-art Spoken Dialogue Systems. We will experiment with developing new confidence metrics for guiding confirmation strategies, strategies for clarification sub-dialogues, new types of reference generation, and combining prosody and text to produce effective system prompts. The Speech Group and the NLP Group at Columbia have years of expertise in Natural Language Generation, Spoken Dialogue Systems, prosody, and multilingual processing and work in close collaboration with Research Scientists at the Columbia Center for Computational Learning Systems, who will also participate in this project. The successful candidate will be expected to play a major role in prototyping two Spoken Dialogue Systems to be built during different phases of the project and transferring these to a small team of developers who will create the final systems. One system will perform simple interactions with a robot, and the other will support dialogue in translation. The candidate will also play a major role in the research undertaken with these systems. The position is available for an initial period of two years with possible extension for 3 additional years, depending upon renewal of funding. Qualified applicants should have: • A PhD or equivalent to U.S. PhD in computational linguistics or spoken language processing • Several years’ experience with building spoken dialog systems and/or natural language generation systems • Familiarity with multilingual systems • Good implementational skills (Java, Python and/or C++) • Good English writing skills • The ability to work both independently and in a team in a multidisciplinary environment Conditions of Employment: the position is available from September/October 2011 or until filled Please address questions about the position and send your application and most current CV (and ask for 3 reference letters to be sent) in email to: Julia Hirschberg Department of Computer Science Columbia University julia@cs.columbia.edu Columbia is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer.

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Le LIMSI (Laboratoire d'Informatique pour la Mécanique et les Sciences de l'Ingénieur) à Orsay ouvre deux postes de thèse de doctorat :

- Un poste sur la 'Caractérisation et reproduction de la personnalité vocale d’un acteur'

- un poste sur la 'Synthèse de parole en  temps-réel pour la production d’une personnalité vocale'

Se référer aux sujets de thèse en pièces jointes pour plus de détails.


Cordialement
Christophe d'Alessandro &  Albert Rilliard

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POSTDOCTORAL POSITION AT LIMSI-CNRS

   Topic: New methods for learning Named Entity Recognition systems
   in a multilingual context.

The development of Natural Language Processing systems is impeded by
the absence of annotated data in some languages.  A possible solution
consists in transferring analyses available in one language to
comparable texts in another language.  This makes it possible to train
new systems based on these new annotations.

The proposed project will tackle more specifically the case of Named
Entity Recognition in a context where a 'synchronous comparable
corpus' (or 'noisy parallel corpus') is available: AFP news in French,
English, Spanish (German, Portuguese and Arabic are also available).

The goal is to take advantage of the parallelism of news written in
multiple languages to help recognize named entities:

- in a language for which a Named Entity Recognition system is
  already available, strengthen recognition through entities found in
  parallel articles in other languages;

- in a (target) language for which no NER system is available,
  transfer into that language the analyses obtained in a (source)
  language for which a NER system is available, and use them to train
  a system in that (target) language.

LIMSI has:

- NER systems for French, English and Spanish (with varying levels of
  performance);

- methods for detecting translation relations among news articles.

This work takes place in the context of the EDyLex project, funded by
the French National Research Agency, whose goal is to process unknown
words in texts (http://sites.google.com/site/projetedylex/).  The work
of the successful candidate will be focused on the detection and
categorization of named entities in a multilingual context.

The work will be performed at LIMSI-CNRS in Orsay
(http://www.limsi.fr/) on the campus of University Paris-South.  Two
teams at LIMSI are involved in the project: ILES (written and signed
language processing) and TLP (spoken language processing).


QUALIFICATIONS AND POSITION

The successful candidate will have a track record of Machine Learning
for Natural Language Processing research.  A strong preference will be
given to those candidates with experience in Named Entity Recognition
or Speech Language Understanding.  Fluency in one or more languages of
the project beyond English is mandatory.  Applicants should have
received (by the starting date) a PhD in Machine Learning,
Computational Linguistics or related areas.

This position is for 12 months and may begin as early as Oct 1st,
2011, or soon thereafter.  Salary follows CNRS scales and depends on
the candidate's experience (the minimum monthly net salary is about
2,000 €).

To apply, please send a cover letter, describing how the applicant's
knowledge and research background will contribute to the project, a
CV, and the names and contact information of two referees to:

 Pierre Zweigenbaum (pz@limsi.fr) and Sophie Rosset (rosset@limsi.fr)

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Research Associate/Assistant Vacancies in Cambridge University Dialogue Systems Group

Applications are invited for research positions in statistical dialogue management, automatic speech recognition and statistical speech synthesis.  

The successful applicants will join a small team working on various aspects of spoken interaction with machines including:

• statistical dialogue management using dynamic Bayesian Networks
• fast adaptation and noise robust real time speech recognition
• contextually aware expressive statistical speech synthesis
• automatic evaluation of non-native speaking skills

Candidates should have, or expect to shortly receive, a PhD or have comparable research experience in one or more of the above areas.   Salaries will be in the range £27428 to £35788 depending on qualifications and experience, and the starting date is flexible.

This is an exciting opportunity to join one of the leading groups in statistical speech and language processing.  Cambridge provides excellent research facilities and there are extensive opportunities for collaboration, visits and attending conferences.  

Further information on the work of the Dialogue Systems Group and more details on these vacancies can be found at:

http://mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/research/dialogue/jobs.html

Prospective candidates should send their CV as soon as possible to Dr Kai Yu or Prof Steve Young ({ky219,mailto:sjy11%7D@cam.ac.uk).

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Postdoc position in Speech Recognition, Adaptation, Retrieval and Translation In Aalto University School of Science (previously known as Helsinki University of Technology) in Department of Information and Computer Science.

 http://research.ics.tkk.fi/speech/jobs11.shtml We are looking for a postdoc to join our research group working on machine learning and probabilistic modeling in speech recognition, adaptation, retrieval and translation. Speech recognition group (led by Mikko Kurimo) belongs to the national Center of Excellence in Adaptive Informatics (by prof Oja, 2006-2011) and Computational Inference (by prof Oja, 2012-2017) which are the successors to the Neural Networks Research Centre (by prof Kohonen, 1995-2005). We are happy to consider outstanding candidates interested in any of our research themes, for example: • large-vocabulary speech recognition • acoustic and language model adaptation • speech recognition in noisy environments • speech retrieval and translation based on unsupervised morpheme models • speech recognition in multimodal and multilingual interfaces and information retrieval • speech recognition in indexing streaming audio and video Postdoc: 1 year + extension possibilities. Starting date: As soon as possible. Position requires a relevant doctoral degree in CS or EE, skills for doing excellent research in a group, and outstanding research experience in any of the research themes mentioned above. The candidate is expected to perform high-quality research, and assist in supervising PhD students. In Helsinki you will join the innovative international computational data analysis and ICT community. Among European cities, Helsinki is special in being clean, safe, liberal, Scandinavian, and close to nature, in short, having a high standard of living. English is spoken everywhere. See. e.g. Visit Finland. Please attach a CV including a list of publications and email addresses of 2-3 people willing to give more information. Include a brief description of research interests and send the application by email to Mikko Kurimo, Mikko.Kurimo at tkk.fi Adaptive Informatics Research Centre, Department of Information and Computer Science, Aalto University School of Science

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PhD Scholarship in Human and Automatic Speaker Characterisation
Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering, University of Canberra

A PhD Scholarship is offered for a maximum of 3 years in the area of speaker recognition and characterisation. The value of the stipend in 2011 is A$31,860 per annum, which corresponds to the current base level of the Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) plus a top-up of A$9,000 per annum. In the following years the stipend will be indexed to the base level of the APA plus the A$9,000 top-up. The award is tax-free in Australia.

Applications close 15 September 2011

The University of Canberra, the Technical University of Berlin and Deutsche Telekom AG are undertaking a joint research project in the field of speaker recognition and speaker characterisation. The project will evaluate both human and automatic speaker recognition and speaker characterisation performance over different channels, and it will provide a framework of speech quality factors for high-quality voice services.

The successful candidate will have a good honours degree or equivalent with research experience in speech or speaker recognition, digital signal processing and pattern recognition. He or she will conduct research towards the aims of the project under the supervision of Prof. Michael Wagner of the University of Canberra and Prof. Sebastian Möller of the Technical University of Berlin. The position is based at the University of Canberra, but will involve a substantial period, or periods, of time at the Technical University of Berlin. The continuation of the Scholarship is contingent upon satisfactory progress according to the rules for higher-degree-by-research (HDR) students at the University of Canberra and is limited to three years.

At the University of Canberra, the candidate  will be working within the Biometrics Research Group (formerly the National Centre for Biometric Studies), a research group working on biometric technology, applied to a range of authentication and forensic applications and including speech and image processing.   At TU Berlin, the candidate will be hosted at the Quality and Usability Lab (www.qu.tu-berlin.de), which is part of Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, and will be integrated into a highly vibrant multidisciplinary research group dealing with all aspects of human-machine interaction.

General information for prospective HDR students at the University of Canberra can be found at www.canberra.edu.au, and further information may be obtained from michael.wagner@canberra.edu.au and from sebastian.moeller@telekom.de. Both Prof. Wagner and Prof. Möller will also be available for direct contact at Interspeech 2011 in Florence.

Applications including a CV are to be sent by email to michael.wagner@canberra.edu.au.

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Postdoc position: Articulatory copy synthesis at LORIA (Nancy, France).

One year, start between October and December 2011 at LORIA (Nancy, France). Description The objective is to synthesize speech from dynamic and static articulatory data of the vocal tract. Several kinds of data are available: X-ray films recorded in the eighties, static MRI data of the vocal tract, EMA data (electromagnetography, i.e. positions of sensors glued onto speech articulators acquired at a frame rate of 200 Hz) and ultrasound images of the tongue registered with respect to the speaker’s head. We already built an adaptable articulatory model, which describes the 2D geometry of the vocal tract from the larynx to the lips. The area function of the vocal tract can be derived easily from this model. We thus plan to animate this model from EMA or ultrasound data. The second part of the postdoc deals with the connection between the dynamics of the vocal tract shape provided by the articulatory model and the acoustic simulation. The synthesizer developed by S. Maeda can generate any speech sound, i.e. consonants and vowels, but the difficulty is to pilot the transitions between vowels and consonants relevantly to avoid any spurious artifact. Expected skills Medical imaging, signal processing, acoustics, speech processing Contact: Yves.Laprie@loria.fr

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Aalto University (http://www.aalto.fi/en/) is a new multidisciplinary university, where science and art meet technology and business. The University is located in Espoo and Helsinki in Finland. The new university's ambitious goal is to rank among the top universities in the world in its areas of specialization.

Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering invites applications for:

TENURE TRACK OR TENURED POSITION IN SPEECH AND LANGUAGE PROCESSING, which can be filled on any level from assistant professor to tenured professor

The tenure track is open to talented individuals who have excellent potential for a scientific career. On the basis of their experience and competence, applicants will be placed on any of the four levels of the tenure track system: Assistant Professor (1), Assistant Professor (2), Associate Professor, or Full Professor. The candidates for the two first-mentioned levels are appointed for a fixed term, while the candidates for Associate Professor positions are appointed either permanently or for a fixed term. Full Professor positions are permanent.

The position is located at the Department of Signal Processing and Acoustics (http://spa.tkk.fi/en/index/). The Department puts special emphasis on scientific publications in high-impact journals combined with industrial collaboration within ICT sector. The industrial relevance of the Department’s research is very high and the research groups have close cooperation with several ICT and other high-tech companies.

In this call, the Department is seeking to hire highly qualified individuals for the position. The candidates should provide world class competence in speech and language processing or closely related fields supporting and complementing the present strong focus areas of the Department’s research and teaching. All qualified candidates in the study area are encouraged to apply.

The dead line of the applications is October 31, 2011. Application call and instruction are available here:

http://www.aalto.fi/en/current/jobs/professors/

For additional information, please contact Vice Head of the Department, Professor Paavo Alku (Paavo.Alku@aalto.fi).

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School of Computing, University of Eastern Finland
P.O.Box 111, FI-80101 Joensuu, Finland
Tel +358-13-251 7928 (office), Fax +358-13-251 7955

JOENSUU, FINLAND: One postdoctoral researcher and one PhD position in speech technology

University of Eastern Finland (UEF) is a new university merged from the universities of Joensuu and Kuopio, with 15000 students and 2800 employees (http://www.uef.fi/uef/english). School of Computing (SoC) is one of the biggest departments in UEF, with about 120 employees in two campuses. There are three main research directions in the department, (1) intelligent media computing, (2) software engineering and (3) educational technology. The positions announced take place in Joensuu campus, in the Speech and Image Processing Unit (SIPU) research group (http://cs.joensuu.fi/sipu/). Current research topics of the group include speech technology (especially speaker recognition), clustering methods and mobile navigation systems. The SIPU group announces

ONE POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER AND ONE PHD POSITION IN SPEECH TECHNOLOGY

Both positions are filled in a 4-year Academy of Finland project 'Reliable speaker recognition and modification', starting January 2012. The context of the project is studying interplay of two spoken language technologies, speaker recognition and voice conversion. The main responsibility of the post-doctoral researcher is to establish and improve a state-of-the-art voice conversion framework and to integrate it with speaker recognition methods. In addition to research activities, the postdoc is expected to take part (10% to 20% of time) in supervising PhD and MSc students in related topics. The PhD candidate will work on either voice conversion, speaker recognition or both. There are no teaching duties.

Both candidates are expected to have a degree in spoken language technology, electrical engineering, computer science or closely related field. The candidates should be familiar with Unix/Linux tools and Matlab with excellent skills in signal processing or machine learning. Experience in either synthesis/conversion or recognition methods, participation to technology benchmarks (e.g. NIST evaluations or Blizzard challenge), knowledge of HTK, HTS and C/C++, and industrial experience are considered a plus.

The postdoctoral researcher position is filled for a period of 1 year (with option to extend). The duration of the PhD position is up to 4 years. The salary of the PhD student will be placed on levels 1-4 of the job requirement level chart for teaching and research personnel in the Salary System for Finnish Universities (1716 eur to 2359 eur/month before taxes). The salary of the post-doctoral researcher will follow default level 5 (2714 eur/month before taxes). In addition, the appointees will be paid an additional salary component based on their personal performance which can be a maximum of 46.3 per cent of the job requirement component. We will also cover at least one conference participation per year.

The application consisting of the following documents should be sent or delivered to the Registry Office of the University of Eastern Finland. Postal address: Itä-Suomen yliopisto, Kirjaamo, PL 111, 80101 Joensuu or Itä-Suomen yliopisto, Kirjaamo, PL 1627, 70211 Kuopio. Street address: Yliopistokatu 2 (Joensuu) and Yliopistonranta 1 E (Kuopio). Email: kirjaamo@uef.fi. The deadline for applications is Friday November 4, 2011 (at 3.00 pm Finland time). We cannot guarantee that applications sent after the deadline will be taken into account. The application should include at least:

o    A cover letter indicating the position to be applied and free-worded
    application, describing the special qualities of the applicant relevant
    to the applied position.
o    Full curriculum vitae (CV), including the list of publications (if any).
o    Copies of relevant diplomas and transcripts of academic records. The diplomas
    should be in English or Finnish, and the grading system should be described.
o    The names and contact information of at least two referees.

All enquiries related to the positions should be addressed to Dr. Tomi H. Kinnunen, tkinnu@cs.joensuu.fi or tomi.kinnunen@uef.fi, Tel. +358 13 251 7963,
www http://cs.joensuu.fi/pages/tkinnu/webpage/

This application can also be found at http://www.uef.fi/avoimet-tyopaikat

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RESEARCH and TEACHING POSITIONS for 2011-2012 in Paris
Laboratoire d’excellence “Empirical Foundations of Linguistics: data, methods,
models” (LabEx EFL).

The LabEx EFL is a 10 year project funded by the French Ministry of Higher
Education and Research and relies on a cluster of 13 research teams (by alphabetic order: Alpage,
CRLAO, HTL, Lacito, Lattice, LIPN, Llacan, LLF, LPP-Paris3, LPP-Paris5, LpnCog/MemCog,
MII, and Sedyl, in alphabetical order) from 5 Parisian Universities (Sorbonne Nouvelle University, Paris
Diderot University, Paris Descartes University, Paris 13 University and INALCO ), in partnership with CNRS, INRIA, EPHE,  and IRD.

The project’s aim is to
promote interdisciplinary innovative research between different fields of
theoretical and applied linguistics, with a special focus on empirical
foundations and experimental methods.

For the academic year 2011-2012, we are offering the following positions :

-    International Chair of quantitative and experimental linguistics (invited
professorships)
-    9 Postdoctoral positions in the following fields :
Prosody, Experimental syntax, Experimental semantics Text data mining, Language
typology, History of  computational linguistics
-    2 Engineers in the following fields :
Language resources, Psycholinguistics
-    1 three year PhD stipend  in Experimental semantics (Laboratory Linguistique
formelle, University Paris Diderot)
-    2 Research assistants in Psycholinguistics (Laboratory Psychologie de la
Perception, University Paris Descartes)

Application deadline November 10th 2011
http:// www.labex-efl.org

Another call will be issued for positions to be filled in 2012.

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Université Paris Diderot

Poste de Professeur. Profil : Phonétique expérimentale

Le candidat, qui devra avoir une compétence en phonétique expérimentale (acoustique, articulatoire) ancrera son travail de recherche dans un programme s’articulant à un ou plusieurs autres domaines de la linguistique (phonologie, morphologie, syntaxe, sémantique). Un intérêt pour la  prosodie ou pour l’étude linguistique des corpus oraux serait apprécié. Le candidat sera responsable de l’animation de la filière Phonétique Expérimentale de l’UFRL de Paris-Diderot et de l’encadrement des étudiants qui en relèvent.

Enseignement : filières de formation concernées

L3-M1-M2 de sciences du langage Enseignements fondamentaux obligatoires dans tous les cursus spécialités :  - Linguistique théories descriptives- Linguistique informatique- FLE- Phonétique

Activités de Recherche

Le candidat sera responsable de l’animation de la filière Phonétique Expérimentale de l’UFRL de Paris-Diderot et de l’encadrement des étudiants qui en relèvent au sein du laboratoire de phonétique. Il axera sa recherche en phonétique expérimentale dans un programme adossé à un ou plusieurs autres domaines de la linguistique (phonologie, morphologie, syntaxe, sémantique).

Equipe ou unité de recherche d’affectation

Le candidat sera rattaché au laboratoire CLILLAC-ARP.

Contact

Philippe Martin : directeur UFR 01 57 27 57 87 philippe.martin@linguist.jussieu.fr

Jeanine Mary : responsable administrative 01 57 27 57 80

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Offre post-doctorale en traitement de la parole.

Avignon, LIA.

Dans le cadre du projet « Reconnaissance de personnes dans des contenus audiovisuels » (PERCOL), financé par l'ANR, le LIA souhaite recruter un chercheur post-doctorant dans le domaine du traitement automatique de la parole. Le thème de recherche principal portera sur l'identification de personnes dans des émissions télévisées, sur la base du signal audio uniquement.
Le projet PERCOL fait partie des trois projets retenus par l'ANR pour participer au défi REPERE (REconnaissance de PERsonnes dans des Emissions audiovisuelles), projet d'évaluations dans le domaine de la reconnaissance multimédia de personnes dans des documents télévisuels.

Dans ce contexte, le projet PERCOL vise à l'élaboration d'un système de reconnaissance de personnes, utilisant différentes modalités présentes dans les émissions télévisées ciblées : audio, image, vidéo et texte (sous-titres incrustés). Les partenaires du projet sont académiques (le LIF [Marseille], le LIA [Avignon] et le LIFL [Lilles]) et industriel (Orange Labs).

Le post-doctorant aura en charge l'amélioration de la plateforme d'identification/suivi de personnes développée au LIA, basée sur le signal audio. Cette plateforme comprend un système de segmentation et de regroupement en locuteurs et un système d'identification de personnes à partir de la segmentation obtenue. Il sera amené à intervenir sur le système de transcription de la parole du LIA et interviendra également dans les travaux sur la fusion multimodale en collaboration avec les autres partenaires du projet.

Le candidat devra posséder une thèse récente en informatique ou en traitement du signal avec une grande expérience en traitement de la parole et/ou en traitement et classification de signaux sonores. Il devra démontrer des connaissances théoriques et pratiques en reconnaissance des formes, classification et approches statistiques.

Le LIA (http://lia.univ-avignon.fr) est une Equipe d'Accueil (EA n° 4128) qui regroupe les enseignants-chercheurs de l’Université d’Avignon et des Pays de Vaucluse (UAPV) relevant de la 27e section du CNU ainsi que les ingénieurs, les doctorants et les stagiaires de MASTER durant la période consacrée à leur travail de recherche. Le post-doctorant rejoindra la thématique langage du laboratoire et travaillera avec les membres de la thématique travaillant sur le projet PERCOL.

Le poste, d'une durée de 12 mois, éventuellement prolongée de 12 mois, est à pourvoir à partir du 1e janvier 2012. La rémunération est comprise entre 2000 et 2200 euros nets par mois, suivant l'expérience du candidat.

Merci de contacter Corinne Fredouille (corinne.fredouille@univ-avignon.fr) si vous souhaitez plus de précisions ou pour postuler en envoyant un CV étendu.

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The Telecommunications Research Center Vienna, Austria (FTW) is currently hiring for the following position:

PhD position on speech synthesis, Vienna, Austria.

The Telecommunications Research Center Vienna, Austria (FTW) is a dynamic company with an international atmosphere that carries out application-oriented research on communication solutions for different application fields. Our mission is to fill the gap between science and industry, pursuing a challenging research program in collaboration with both academic and industrial partners.

 The successful candidate will work within a 3-year basic research project on acoustic modeling and transformation of language varieties in FTW’s Cognitive Interface group in the area of User Interaction and Communication Economics.

 You can find more information starting with November 9, 2012 on www.ftw.at. Informal inquiries can be made by email to Dr. Michael Pucher (pucher@ftw.at). On more information on our current and past projects in this field please visit https://portal.ftw.at/projects/avds/ and https://portal.ftw.at/projects/vsds/.

 The application closes on 15.12.2011. The earliest possible starting date is 01.2.2012

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Applications are invited for an anticipated postdoctoral position at Northwestern University in the area of computational modeling of the lexicon in many different languages. The postdoctoral fellow will work with  linguistics professor Janet Pierrehumbert as a member of an  interdisciplinary team that  includes outstanding computer scientists and electrical engineers at four other American research institutions.  The Northwestern component of the collaborative project will focus on novel methods for bootstrapping lexical networks from sparse statistical samples. The ideal candidate will have a Ph.D in computational linguistics, EECS, applied mathematics, or physics, and the demonstrated ability to create and document robust software. Familiarity with C, Python and Unix/Linux environments are a plus.

Negotiable start date in early 2012. Competitive salary scale comparable to  postdoctoral positions in computer science.  Initial appointment for one year with renewal subject to performance and availability of funding.  Please apply by email with  a statement of research interests and a CV including the names and contact information for three references. Send the application to: linguistics@northwestern.edu  using the subject line: Pierrehumbert postdoc

The application should arrive by December 10, 2011 to receive  fullest consideration.

Northwestern is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and applications are encouraged from all qualified junior researchers. Hiring is contingent on eligibility to work in the United States. Non-US-residents will receive consideration for the position.

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PhD student in Sonification Research
(Audio Engineering/ Climate Science)
Applications are invited for a postgraduate student to join the Institute for Electronic Music and Acoustics
(IEM, http://iem.kug.ac.at) at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz for the FWF funded project
SysSon – A systematic procedure to develop sonifications.
The goal of SysSon is the systematic development of sonifications - from finding sound metaphors and creating
a ‘sound library’ to aesthetic/ scientific evaluation and finally the sonification tool ‘ClAudio-Climate Audio’. The
procedure is developed with and tested on data from Climate Science. Main researchers of the project (and
supervisors of the PhD) are R. Höldrich and K. Vogt at IEM, where the PhD student will be based. Cooperation
partners are the Wegener Center for Climate and Global Change (www.wegcenter.at) and the Center for
Systematic Musicology (www.uni-graz.at/en/muwi99ww).
The PhD will comprise the application of the procedure to data from climate science: handling data
compatibility issues, sound synthesis, co-development of evaluation test design, finalizing of ClAudio, and
supporting of sound installation.
The position is available from 1st February 2012 and financial support is guaranteed for 2 ½ years (an
additional half year of support for writing up the thesis is envisaged). Salary will be paid according to
www.fwf.ac.at („Personalkostensätze“ – „DoktorandIn“).
The closing date for applications is 25th December 2011. (Skype) interviews are planned for January.
Female applicants are preferentially considered in case of equal qualification.
We expect:
· A Master’s degree in audio engineering and electrical engineering or computer science or similar, who
have a solid scientific background in acoustics, sound synthesis and auditory perception. An
additional background in sciences (physics/ climate science) is beneficial. Candidates about to earn
their degree are welcome to apply.
· Familiarity with programming languages (either SuperCollider3 or Pure Data; plus other programs
such as Max MSP, MATLAB, etc.) is a precondition.
· High motivation for interdisciplinary and application-oriented work and a special interest for
sonification research.
· An integrative and cooperative personality.
· Very good communication skills in English.
We offer:
· A top-level research environment at the edge of technology and the arts; the IEM is considered to be
Austria’s leading research institution in the field of audio engineering with the three research areas
Artistic Research, Signal Processing and Acoustics, and Computer Music (including sonification).
· Efficient supervision by an interdisciplinary team of supervisors, strong communication and
interaction between the involved institutions.
· The location in Graz – a city of five universities (two are involved in SysSon) and cultural capital of
Europe 2003, hosting internationally renowned festivals such as steirischer herbst and Elevate.
Please send your applications (in English or German) to vogt@iem.at including:
· letter of motivation or résumé
· CV
· copy of relevant university diplomas
· a short exposé (1-2 pages) on a previous project related to audio engineering, sonification or similar
(sound examples –or their links- are welcome)

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Post-doctoral position in Cognitive Neuroscience
Applications are invited for a full-time post-doctoral research position in the
MULTISENSORY RESEARCH GROUP at the Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona).
The post is part of the BRAINGLOT project, a Research Network on Bilingualism and
Cognitive Neuroscience (Consolider-Ingenio 2010 Scheme, Spanish Ministry of
Science and Education).
Project
The project brings together the efforts of several research groups spanning different
scientific disciplines with the common purpose of addressing the phenomenon of
bilingualism from an open and multidisciplinary perspective. The MRG attempts to
understand the use of multisensory cues (audiovisual) speech information in the
context of learning and using a second language. The project includes behavioral,
neuroimaging (fMRI, ERP) and, neurostimulation (TMS) approaches.
Job description
We seek a person who leads the electrophysiological aspects of the project
(ERP/EEG), including the development of independent scientific studies, as well as the
participation (i.e., supervision) in others. Involvement in some organizational and
management aspects is also expected.
Candidate requirements
- Previous experience in ERP/EEG recording and analysis is *indispensable*
- PhD
- Motivation about the question of multisensory integration and/or speech perception
- Background in cognitive neuroscience, neuroscience, and/or cognitive psychology
- Programming skills
* Applicants from outside the EU are welcome to apply but must qualify for a valid visa.
Conditions
- Duration: The position will be funded and renewable for up to two years
- Starting date: As soon as possible
- Salary: 28000EUR/year
- Travel: The project may require some travel to conferences / meetings
How to apply
Applications should include:
- a C.V. including a list of publications
- the names of two referees who would willing to write letters of recommendation
- a brief cover letter describing research interests
For informal enquiries about the position and applications, please contact Salvador
Soto-Faraco. salvador.soto@icrea.es (http://www.mrg.upf.edu). Applications will be
accepted until the position is filled.
Please, mention that you are applying to the POSTDOCTORAL position in the email
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Offre post-doctorale en traitement de la parole.

Avignon, LIA.

Date limite de candidature : 15 Février 2012

Dans le cadre du projet « DECODA » (http://decoda.univ-avignon.fr)  financé par l'ANR, le LIA souhaite recruter un chercheur post-doctorant dans le domaine du traitement automatique de la parole. Le projet Decoda s'intéresse au dépouillement de données audio issues de grands centres d'appels. C'est un projet mené par le LIA, le LIF, la RATP et la société Sonear.

Le post-doctorant travaillera au développement et à l'évaluation de méthodes globales intégrant reconnaisseurs de parole et modules de catégorisation de documents pour la structuration de très grandes bases de documents parlés.

Le candidat devra être titulaire d'une thèse en informatique ou en traitement du signal avec une bonne expérience en traitement de la parole et/ou en modélisation statistique du langage. Il devra posséder des connaissances théoriques et pratiques en reconnaissance des formes, classification et apprentissage automatique.

Le LIA (http://lia.univ-avignon.fr) est une Equipe d'Accueil (EA n° 4128) qui regroupe les enseignants-chercheurs de l’Université d’Avignon et des Pays de Vaucluse (UAPV) relevant de la 27e section du CNU ainsi que les ingénieurs, les doctorants et les stagiaires de MASTER durant la période consacrée à leur travail de recherche. Le post-doctorant rejoindra la thématique langage du laboratoire et travaillera avec les membres de la thématique travaillant sur le projet Decoda.

Le poste, d'une durée de 12 mois (avec prolongations possibles) est à pourvoir à partir du 15e janvier 2012. La rémunération est comprise entre 2000 et 2400 euros nets par mois, suivant l'expérience du candidat.

Contact: Georges Linarès, LIA (georges.linares@univ-avignon.fr)

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AT&T Labs - Research

Researcher and Research Software Engineer Positions

AT&T Research, one of the premier industrial research laboratories in
the world, is looking for talented individuals to make a difference in
the world of communications.  Our researchers and research software
engineers are dedicated to solving real problems in speech and language
processing, and are involved in inventing, creating and deploying
innovative services. We also explore fundamental research problems in
these areas. Outstanding Ph.D.-level candidates at all levels of
experience are encouraged to apply.  Candidates must demonstrate
excellence in research, a collaborative spirit and strong communication
and software skills.

Areas of particular interest are

     * Large-vocabulary automatic speech recognition
     * Acoustic and language modeling
     * Robust speech recognition
     * Signal processing
     * Adaptive learning
     * Pronunciation modeling
     * Natural language understanding and dialog
     * Speaker biometrics
     * Voice and multimodal search
     * Software engineering for speech and language processing

Positions will be based in New Jersey, New York, or California,
depending on area of focus.

For more information, visit www.research.att.com and click on 'Working
with us'.

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Stage fin d’études pré-embauche : Ingénieur Développement

Avant-vente: Authentification forte grâce à la voix

La société :

La société GEOLSemantics est une société française basée à Paris et qui
compte une quinzaine de personnes.
Elle a pour vocation de proposer des solutions logicielles pour aider à
la détection et au tracking d’activités hostiles envers les Etats, les
entreprises et les personnes. Ces solutions s’appliquent à l’information
contenue dans les différents média : texte, audio et vidéo.
Elles utilisent des algorithmes sophistiqués d’analyse sémantique
multilingue pour permettre aux opérationnels de disposer d’une
information synthétique représentant la connaissance extraite des
différentes sources d’information.
Elles utilisent également des technologies d’avant-garde
d’identification de locuteur dans les médias audio ou vidéo.

Sujet du stage

GEOLSemantics recherche un stagiaire bac +5 en informatique pour la
réalisation d’un prototype ‘authentification forte de locuteur’
utilisant nos outils de biométrie vocale.
Intégré(e) au sein d'une équipe à taille humaine, vous aurez la
possibilité de vous épanouir dans le monde de la sécurité renforcée et
de la lutte contre l’usurpation d’identité.

Contenu du stage :

Le but de ce stage est de réaliser un prototype pour appuyer la vente de
nos solutions de biométrie vocale. L’objectif est d’améliorer la
sécurité d’accès des applications grâce à l’identification vocale du
locuteur. Cette authentification forte vient en complément des méthodes
classiques basées sur un login/mot de passe.

Déroulement du stage :
-    Choix et mise en place de l’architecture,
-    Elaboration de scenarii,
-    Développement de l’infrastructure du prototype,
-    Développement d’une application sous Androïd pour la mise à
        disposition du prototype sur mobile,
-    Test et présentation aux avant projets client.

Vos capacités d'autonomie, vos aptitudes à vous exprimer et à rédiger
vous permettront rapidement d'être responsable de la réalisation et du
suivi complet de vos travaux sous la conduite d’un ingénieur
expérimenté.

Profil du stagiaire :

Compétences techniques requises :

-    Master 2 ou ingénieur en informatique
-    bonnes connaissances en Java Web (notion de HTML/CSS)
-    des connaissances en Androïd (ou capacité à acquérir ces
        connaissances rapidement)
-    capacité à appréhender un domaine nouveau (biométrie vocale)
-    Maîtrise du XML et de RDF

Qualités requises : Bon rédactionnel. Forte curiosité fonctionnelle,
forte autonomie

Le stage est placé sous la responsabilité du responsable avant-vente

-    Durée : 6 mois minimum
-    Début du stage : dès que possible
-    Lieu : Paris 15ème
-    Indemnités : à débattre

Candidature à adresser  (CV, lettre de motivation, photo) à :
Emmanuel Dupont, Directeur des Opérations
Société GEOLSemantics
32,  rue Brancion
75015 Paris
emmanuel.dupont@geolsemantics.com

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Audio Indexing Researcher W/M position at IRCAM – 3DTV project

Starting :  January - February , 2012

Duration : 18 months

Introduction to IRCAM

IRCAM is a leading non-profit organization associated to Centre Pompidou, dedicated to music production, R&D and education in acoustics and music. It hosts composers, researchers and students from many countries cooperating in contemporary music production, scientific and applied research. The main topics addressed in its R&D department include acoustics, audio signal processing, computer music, interaction technologies, musicology. Ircam is located in the centre of Paris near the Centre Pompidou, at 1, Place Igor Stravinsky 75004 Paris.

Introduction to 3DTVs project

The goal of the 3DTVS project is to devise scalable 3DTV AV content description, indexing, search and browsing methods across open platforms, by using mobile and desktop user interfaces and to incorporate such functionalities in 3D audiovisual content archives. 3D multichannel audio analysis targets audio event detection based on fusion techniques that combine the feature analysis performed in the individual channels as well as source localization and separation algorithms for the detection of moving audio sources. The results will be used in 3D audio/cross-modal indexing and retrieval. Multimodal 3D audiovisual content analysis will built on the results of 3D video and audio analysis. 3DTV content description and search mechanisms will be developed to enable fast reply to semantic queries.

Role of IRCAM in the 3DTV Project

In the 3DTVs project, IRCAM is in charge of the research and development of technologies related to

-        Audio event detection using multi-channel audio scenes

-        Speaker diarization

-        Segmentation into Movie scene from the audio signal

-        Sound source separation, localization and identification

Position description

Hired Researcher will be in charge of the development of technologies related to:

• Audio event detection using multi-channel audio scenes
• Speaker diarization
• Segmentation into Movie scene from the audio signal

The Researchers will also collaborate with the development team and participate in the project activities (evaluation, meetings, specifications).

Required profiles

• High skill in audio indexing and data mining (statistical modelling, automatic feature selection algorithm …); especially late-fusion algorithms
• High skill in audio signal processing (spectral analysis, audio-feature extraction, parameter estimation)
• High-skill in Matlab programming, skills in C/C++ programming

• Good knowledge of Linux, Windows, MAC-OS environments
• High productivity, methodical works, excellent programming style.

Salary

According to background and experience

Applications

Please send an application letter together with your resume and any suitable information addressing the above issues preferably by email to: peeters_a_t_ircam dot fr with cc to vinet_a_t_ircam dot fr, roebel_at_ircam_dot_fr

L’Ircam recrute un Chercheur  H/F – en CDD de 18 mois et à temps plein – Projet 3DTVs

Poste disponible à partir du 1^er janvier 2012

Présentation de l’Ircam

L'Ircam est une association à but non lucratif, associée au Centre National d'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou, dont les missions comprennent des activités de recherche, de création et de pédagogie autour de la musique du XXème siècle et de ses relations avec les sciences et technologies. Au sein de son département R&D, des équipes spécialisées mènent des travaux de recherche et de développement informatique dans les domaines de l'acoustique, du traitement des signaux sonores, des technologies d’interaction, de l’informatique musicale et de la musicologie. L'Ircam est situé au centre de Paris à proximité du Centre Georges Pompidou au 1, Place Stravinsky 75004 Paris.

Introduction au projet 3DTVs

L'objectif du projet 3DTVs est de concevoir des descriptions évolutives des contenus 3DTV, leur indexation, leur recherche ainsi que la conception de méthodes de navigation sur toutes des plateformes ouvertes, en utilisant des interfaces utilisateurs mobiles et fixes et d'intégrer de telles fonctionnalités 3D dans les archives de contenus audiovisuels. L’analyse multi canal audio 3D vise la détection d’événements audio basés sur des techniques de fusion combinant l'analyse audio effectuée dans les canaux individuels ainsi que des algorithmes de localisation et de séparation de source pour la détection des mouvements des sources audio. Les résultats seront utilisés pour l’indexation 3D audio et cross modale ainsi que pour la recherche. L’indexation audio/ video multimodale 3D des contenus audiovisuels s’appuiera sur les résultats de l’indexation vidéo 3D et audio 3D. Des méthodes de description de contenu et de recherche seront développées afin de permettre des réponses rapides aux recherches sémantiques.

Rôle de l’Ircam dans le projet Quaero

Dans le projet 3DTVs, l'Ircam est en charge de la recherche et du développement des technologies relatives à la

-        Détection des événements audio en utilisant les scènes audio multi canal

-        Segmentation en tours de parole

-        Segmentation de scène de films  partir de l’audio

-        Séparation, localisation et identification des sources sonores

Missions

Le Chercheur sera en charge du développement des technologies liées à:

-        Détection des événements audio en utilisant les scènes audio multi canal

Le chercheur collaborera également avec l'équipe de développement et participera aux activités du projet (évaluation, réunions, spécification).

Profil recherché

• Grande expérience de recherche en indexation audio (modélisation statistique, sélection automatique de descripteurs …) ; grande connaissance en techniques de fusion tardives
• Grande expérience de recherche en traitement du signal (analyse spectrale, extraction de descripteurs audio, estimation de paramètres) 
• Très bonne connaissance du langage Matlab

• Connaissance des environnements Linux, Windows et Mac OS-X.
• Connaissance des langages C et C++
• Haute productivité, travail méthodique, excellent style de programmation, bonne communication rigueur

Salaire

Selon formation et expérience professionnelle

Candidatures

Prière d'envoyer une lettre de motivation et un CV détaillant le niveau d'expérience/expertise dans les domaines mentionnés ci-dessus (ainsi que tout autre information pertinente) à peeters_a_t_ircam dot fr avec copie à

vinet_a_t_ircam dot fr, roebel_at_ircam_dot_fr

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is the result of the merger of the University of

Karlsruhe and the Research Center, Karlsruhe. It is a unique institution in Germany, which

combines the mission of a university with that of a large-scale research center of the

Helmholtz Association. With 8000 employees and an annual budget of EUR 650 million,

KIT is one of the largest research and education institutions worldwide.

At the

Institute for Anthropomatics, Lehrstuhl Prof. Waibel several positions are to

be filled:

Research Assistant or Postdoctoral Position

in the field of

Machine Translation

with a salary according to

TV-L E13.

The responsibilities include basic research in the area of statistical machine translation, as

well as participation in

application targeted research projects in the area of multimodal

dialog centered Human-machine interaction. The candidate is expected to participate in

the design, development, and exploration of innovative methods, algorithms and

techniques to be successfully integrated in humanoid robots.

Within the framework of the

international center for advanced communication

technology (interACT)

, our center operates in three locations, Karlsruhe Institute of

Technology, Germany and at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh and Silicon Valley,

USA. This offers a first class research environment, working in advanced research

projects at two of the top computer science research universities in the US and Europe.

International joint and collaborative research

at and between our centers is common

and encouraged, and offers great international exposure and activity.

The focus of our research is to develop better communication and computing services that

take advantage of an understanding of the Human context and activities. One of our

current research interests is the field of simultaneous translation of lectures, video

conferencing, and monologues in general.

We seek qualified candidates with a M.S. or a Phd degree in Computer Science, Electrical

Engineering, or related fields. The position offers the opportunity to work toward a Ph.D.

degree or toward the advancement of an academic career. A record of academic

achievements, relevant experience and knowledge in relevant areas, and excellent

programming skills are expected.

KIT is pursuing a gender equality policy. Women are therefore particularly encouraged to

apply. If equally qualified, handicapped applicants will be preferred.

Questions may be directed to E-Mail:

sebastian.stueker@kit.edu,

http://isl.anthropomatik.kit.edu

The application should be sent to Professor Alex Waibel, Institut für Anthropomatik,

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Postfach 6980, 76049 Karlsruhe, Germany

KIT – University of the State of Baden-Württemberg and National Laboratory of the Helmholtz Association.

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is the result of the merger of the University of

Karlsruhe and the Research Center, Karlsruhe. It is a unique institution in Germany, which

combines the mission of a university with that of a large-scale research center of the

Helmholtz Association. With 8000 employees and an annual budget of EUR 650 million,

KIT is one of the largest research and education institutions worldwide.

At the

Institute for Anthropomatics, Lehrstuhl Prof. Waibel several positions are to

be filled:

Research Assistant or Postdoctoral Position

in the field of

Automatic Speech Recognition

with a salary according to

TV-L E13.

The responsibilities include basic research in the area of

automatic speech recognition,

as well as participation in

application targeted research projects in the area of

multimodal dialog centered Human-machine interaction. The candidate is expected to

contribute to the state-of-the art of modern recognition systems. He/she will participate in

the design, development, and exploration of innovative methods, algorithms and

techniques towards

acoustic and language modeling leading to improvements in

recognizer performance.

Within the framework of the

international center for advanced communication

technology (interACT)

, our center operates in three locations, Karlsruhe Institute of

Technology, Germany and at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh and Silicon Valley,

USA. This offers a first class research environment, working in advanced research

projects at two of the top computer science research universities in the US and Europe.

International joint and collaborative research

at and between our centers is common

and encouraged, and offers great international exposure and activity.

Our current research interests include the simultaneous translation of lectures, video

conferencing and general monologues, key-word spotting in a multitude of languages, and

multilingual speech recognition and speech recognition for under-resourced languages.

We seek qualified candidates with a M.S. or a Phd degree in Computer Science, Electrical

Engineering, or related fields. The position offers the opportunity to work toward a Ph.D.

degree or toward the advancement of an academic career. A record of academic

achievements, relevant experience and knowledge in relevant areas, and excellent

programming skills are expected.

KIT is pursuing a gender equality policy. Women are therefore particularly encouraged to

apply. If equally qualified, handicapped applicants will be preferred.

Questions may be directed to E-Mail:

sebastian.stueker@kit.edu,

http://isl.anthropomatik.kit.edu

The application should be sent to Professor Alex Waibel, Institut für Anthropomatik,

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Postfach 6980, 76049 Karlsruhe, Germany

KIT – University of the State of Baden-Württemberg and National Laboratory of the Helmholtz Association.

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is the result of the merger of the University of

Karlsruhe and the Research Center, Karlsruhe. It is a unique institution in Germany, which

combines the mission of a university with that of a large-scale research center of the

Helmholtz Association. With 8000 employees and an annual budget of EUR 650 million,

KIT is one of the largest research and education institutions worldwide.

At the

Institute for Anthropomatics, Lehrstuhl Prof. Waibel several positions are to

be filled:

Research Assistant or Postdoctoral Position

in the field of

Dialog Modeling

with a salary according to

TV-L E13.

The responsibilities include basic research in the area of dialog systems, as well as

participation in

application targeted research projects in the area of multimodal dialog

centered Human-machine interaction. The candidate is expected to participate in the

design, development, and exploration of innovative methods, algorithms and techniques

to be successfully integrated in humanoid robots.

Within the framework of the

international center for advanced communication

technology (interACT)

, our center operates in three locations, Karlsruhe Institute of

Technology, Germany and at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh and Silicon Valley,

USA. This offers a first class research environment, working in advanced research

projects at two of the top computer science research universities in the US and Europe.

International joint and collaborative research

at and between our centers is common

and encouraged, and offers great international exposure and activity.

The focus of our research is to develop better communication and computing services that

take advantage of an understanding of the Human context and activities. One of our

current research interests is the field of multimodal perception and dialog centered

Human-machine interaction.

We seek qualified candidates with a M.S. or a Phd degree in Computer Science, Electrical

Engineering, or related fields. The position offers the opportunity to work toward a Ph.D.

degree or toward the advancement of an academic career. A record of academic

achievements, relevant experience and knowledge in relevant areas, and excellent

programming skills are expected.

KIT is pursuing a gender equality policy. Women are therefore particularly encouraged to

apply. If equally qualified, handicapped applicants will be preferred.

Questions may be directed to E-Mail:

sebastian.stueker@kit.edu,

http://isl.anthropomatik.kit.edu

The application should be sent to

Professor Alex Waibel, Institut für Anthropomatik,

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Postfach 6980, 76049 Karlsruhe, Germany

KIT – University of the State of Baden-Württemberg and National Laboratory of the Helmholtz Association.

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Immediate postdoctoral position openings
USC Signal Analysis and Interpretation Lab (SAIL)
http://sail.usc.edu
University of Southern California
The USC Signal Analysis and Interpretation Lab has new
postdoctoral scholar (and PhD student and positions) available.
SAIL conducts fundamental and applied research that bridges human
communication science and engineering in a collaborative, richly diverse
interdisciplinary environment and has several projects underway both on
core technologues and in applications targeting education and human health and well being.

Requirements include  strong fundamentals and interests in one or more of the following: Signal Processing, Computing/Machine Learning, Speech
science, Human communication, Natural Language Processing, Image/Vision, and Affective Computing. Programming skills.
Additionally a desire to work on real problems and data, to take leadership and be proactive, ability to work in a collaborative manner and contribute to the lab's mentoring culture, and a thirst for learning.

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