The EU project REMARO: Reliable AI for Marine Robotics (https://remaro.eu/
<https://remaro.eu/>) project has openings for 2 Phd fellows at the University
of Porto, Portugal’s Underwater Systems and Technology Lab (https://lsts.pt
<https://lsts.pt/>). The two projects relate to:
Position #5: System-level safety analysis for vision-based autonomous submarine
vehicles
Position #6: Identification of bio-geo-chemical signatures of dynamic features
of the ocean
The focus is on Autonomous Systems, Marine Robotics, Artificial Intelligence
and Control, touching on Machine Learning.
Deadline: January 2nd, 2021
Point of Contact: Prof. Joao Tasso (j <mailto:jta...@fe.up.pt>ta...@fe.up.pt
<mailto:jta...@fe.up.pt>), Director of LSTS
Criteria:
Students from engineering associated with Electrical and Computer Engineering
(including Electronics and Telecommunications) may apply. Other profiles are
likely to be accepted, especially in Computer Science, Physics or Energy and
Environment. Scientific
Strong programming skills in C++, Java, Python and Matlab are a must
Must be open to going to sea for field experiments
Teamwork is essential; a viable candidate should have strong written and verbal
communication skills, especially in the English. English is the predominant
language at the faculty and department
Peer-reviewed publications are a plus
Women and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply
Details including how to fill out the application are at:
https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx?cid=119&ProjectId=181220&DepartmentId=3439&MediaId=1282
<https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx?cid=119&ProjectId=181220&DepartmentId=3439&MediaId=1282>
About Porto:
Porto is culturally diverse university town well known for its food and wine,
especially Port wine. It has strong connectivity to the rest of Europe and the
United States including non-stop flights to major destinations via a modern
airport and rail and road links. Designated as the 2001 European Capital of
Culture it has rebuilt itself into a major tourism destination for its
picturesque surroundings and vibrant culture. At the center of Maritime
exploration for centuries, Porto figures prominently in European history in
inspiring and initiating the Portuguese maritime exploration in the 15th and
16th centuries. The first school of navigation in the country was founded in
the city which has transformed into the University of Porto, and the nations
flagship Engineering school at the Faculty of Engineering (FEUP). FEUP provides
a rigorous academic environment with selective admission to applicants to its
undergraduate and graduate programs which feed into the vibrant startup
environment in the local area.
LSTS is the pre-eminent university level marine robotics laboratory in Europe
with a focus on space, aerial, surface and underwater vehicles for ocean
observation and surveillance. The lab works across the necessary disciplinary
lines of ocean science (biological and physical oceanography) and control, AI
and robotics and across geographical boundaries spanning Europe, the United
States and Asia.
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