爱尔兰都柏林大学圣三一学院声信号处理博士后岗位

The Neural Engineering Group within the Trinity Centre for Bioengineering invites applications for a Post-Doctoral Researcher with specific acoustic signal processing skills. The candidate will also be required to:

-Play a leading role in the development of novel theoretical ideas for analysis of biomedical signals, particularly acoustic signals for the detection, analysis and classification of respiratory function
-Participate in the specification, design and validation of new and improved linear and non-linear signal processing methods and techniques for acoustic analysis.
-Operate independently with weekly or biweekly supervision.
-Write journal papers for publication, research and development grants on innovative methods and approaches for acoustic analysis in biomedical applications.
-Work with clinicians and neuropsychologists to develop and evaluate new and improved signal processing systems.
-Prepare progress and technical reports on the research project.
-Represent the Neural Engineering Group in outside discussions (technical and scientific fora) including collaborations with faculty, researchers and clinicians.
-Work closely with internal Trinity Centre for Bioengineering research staff to develop and validate complete acoustic signal acquisition and processing subsystems and to integrate these subsystems into a complete acoustic respiratory analysis system.
-Act as a technical resource for research staff involved in the development of signal processing technologies and assist in the technical investigation and resolution of biomedical signal processing issues.

Primary Function: ・ 65%: Carry out theoretical studies, development of algorithms, and testing applications. Analyse real experimental data (audio, behavioural). Help develop new and improved signal processing algorithms. Help provide the technical focus and direction for the signal processing development effort required for a project.

20%: Work as project team leader on the specification, design, development, integration and validation of complete signal processing technologies. Participate as design engineer during the initial phase of signal processing software development.

10%: Report research progress and results with funding agencies. Identify funding opportunities for development of this research activity.

5%: Provide support to other laboratory research staff and students regarding biomedical signal processing issues.

The candidate must have a PhD in signal processing and will have journal publications in the field of audio and acoustic signal processing and be
- Familiar with Signal Processing tools and Languages (Matlab, C++, etc)
- Familiar with statistical analysis of experimental data
- Able to work autonomously, managing and reporting on their assigned projects