[CITASA] 6 PhD positions - Erasmus Mundus Doctorate in Interactive and Cognitive Environments (ICE)
6 PhD positions - Erasmus Mundus Doctorate in Interactive and Cognitive
Environments (ICE)
Research areas of interest:
Assistive technologies: Human-Computer Interaction, Pervasive
Computing, Multimedia systems & simulation environments;
Network-embedded systems: Pervasive Computing, Distributed Mobile
systems, Multimedia Networks;
People-inspired technologies: Human Computer Interaction, Artificial
Intelligence and Cognitive Systems, Data Mining;
Design for social interaction: Adaptive systems, Autonomous systems,
Aware environments;
Multi-sensor surveillance: Cognitive Data Fusion, Machine Learning,
Digital Signal Processing.
The Erasmus Mundus Joint/Double Doctorate in Interactive and Cognitive
Environments(EMJD ICE) fourth *Call for Application *is now open,
with expected deadline in January 13, 2013, offering 6 granted PhD
positions.
The programme give the PhD candidates the opportunity to enjoy the
meaningful experience of an education programmein the field of
research related to computer science, electronic and telecommunication
engineering, and industrial design.
The attraction of the ICE doctorate is mainly referable to the chance,
guaranteed to any wishful applicant interested in the programme, to
acquire and to formalize the knowledge in specific advanced domains,
achieved through the active participation in lectures and seminars;
furthermore, they are constantly stimulated to be in strict touch with
leading research groupsthat have proven experiences in research
activities in basic disciplines necessary for the PhD course in the
five partner universities involved in the project (Università degli
Studi di Genova/UniGe -- Technische Universiteit Eindhoven/TU/e -- Queen
Mary University of London/QMUL -- Universitat Politècnica de
Catalunya/UPC -- Technische Universitet Klagenfurt/UNIKLU). And "last
but not least", the ICE programme involves actual industry/academy
joint research activities on projects in cooperation with leading ICT
companies, typically under international institutional umbrellas, such
as the European Research Frameworks. 26 partners worldwide, coming
both from the industrial and the academic sector, have already
expressed their support to EMJD ICE demonstrating the international
relevance of the course.
The selected candidates will be in receipt of a scholarship of €2,800
as gross monthly salaryfor living expenses financed by the EACEA
(European Community) through the ICE Consortium; additionally, Cat. A
students will receive €7,500 for travel expenses.
The selected candidates will be provided a structured mobility
schemethat foresees a stay in two of the five partner universities. In
this frame, they will be also offered to participate actively in some
noteworthy events, such as the yearly ICE Summer Schoolthat is held,
year by year on a rotating basis, in one of the hosting institutions.
Aspecific provision of trainingfocused on the acquisitionoftargeted
skillsis guaranteed by the programme. A key role is played by the
project supervisors(two at least are assigned in both the hosting
institutions), since they take care of the study progress of the PhD
candidates and help them to improve their research capabilities.
The medium of instruction is English; nevertheless, the PhD studentswill
be offeredlanguage coursesthat will allowthem to improve theirability
to interact withvarious subjectsin the most commonsituationsof everyday
life. At the same time, the candidates will be provided assistance**in
legal and administrative procedures.
It can be surely told that the ICE programme mainly aims at enforcing
the PhD candidates' intellectual and academic**capability, on one hand,
and at promoting, on the other, a tangible integration in the
societythrough ad-hoc coursesand university staff support.
So...join us!
Visit our official website at**http://www.icephd.orgin order to be
fully informed about the selection and admission procedures!
...we are looking for you....
The ICE Coordinating Team
Apologies for the mistype: the deadline is January 13, 2014.
Kind regards
The ICE Coordinating Team
Il 27/12/2013 12:03, EMJD ICE PhD ha scritto:
6 PhD positions - Erasmus Mundus Doctorate in Interactive and
Cognitive Environments (ICE)
Research areas of interest:
Assistive technologies: Human-Computer Interaction, Pervasive
Computing, Multimedia systems & simulation environments;
Network-embedded systems: Pervasive Computing, Distributed Mobile
systems, Multimedia Networks;
People-inspired technologies: Human Computer Interaction,
Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Systems, Data Mining;
Design for social interaction: Adaptive systems, Autonomous
systems, Aware environments;
Multi-sensor surveillance: Cognitive Data Fusion, Machine
Learning, Digital Signal Processing.
The Erasmus Mundus Joint/Double Doctorate in Interactive and
Cognitive Environments(EMJD ICE) fourth *Call for Application *is
now open, with expected deadline in January 13, 2013, offering 6
granted PhD positions.
The programme give the PhD candidates the opportunity to enjoy the
meaningful experience of an education programmein the field of
research related to computer science, electronic and
telecommunication engineering, and industrial design.
The attraction of the ICE doctorate is mainly referable to the chance,
guaranteed to any wishful applicant interested in the programme, to
acquire and to formalize the knowledge in specific advanced domains,
achieved through the active participation in lectures and seminars;
furthermore, they are constantly stimulated to be in strict touch with
leading research groupsthat have proven experiences in research
activities in basic disciplines necessary for the PhD course in the
five partner universities involved in the project (Università degli
Studi di Genova/UniGe -- Technische Universiteit Eindhoven/TU/e --
Queen Mary University of London/QMUL -- Universitat Politècnica de
Catalunya/UPC -- Technische Universitet Klagenfurt/UNIKLU). And "last
but not least", the ICE programme involves actual industry/academy
joint research activities on projects in cooperation with leading ICT
companies, typically under international institutional umbrellas,
such as the European Research Frameworks. 26 partners worldwide,
coming both from the industrial and the academic sector, have already
expressed their support to EMJD ICE demonstrating the international
relevance of the course.
The selected candidates will be in receipt of a scholarship of €2,800
as gross monthly salaryfor living expenses financed by the EACEA
(European Community) through the ICE Consortium; additionally, Cat. A
students will receive €7,500 for travel expenses.
The selected candidates will be provided a structured mobility
schemethat foresees a stay in two of the five partner universities.
In this frame, they will be also offered to participate actively in
some noteworthy events, such as the yearly ICE Summer Schoolthat is
held, year by year on a rotating basis, in one of the hosting
institutions. Aspecific provision of trainingfocused on the
acquisitionoftargeted skillsis guaranteed by the programme. A key
role is played by the project supervisors(two at least are assigned
in both the hosting institutions), since they take care of the study
progress of the PhD candidates and help them to improve their research
capabilities.
The medium of instruction is English; nevertheless, the PhD
studentswill be offeredlanguage coursesthat will allowthem to
improve theirability to interact withvarious subjectsin the most
commonsituationsof everyday life. At the same time, the candidates
will be provided assistance**in legal and administrative procedures.
It can be surely told that the ICE programme mainly aims at enforcing
the PhD candidates' intellectual and academic**capability, on one
hand, and at promoting, on the other, a tangible integration in the
societythrough ad-hoc coursesand university staff support.
So...join us!
Visit our official website at**http://www.icephd.orgin order to be
fully informed about the selection and admission procedures!
...we are looking for you....
The ICE Coordinating Team