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The Faculteit Militaire Wetenschappen (FMW) of the Netherlands Defence Academy (NLDA) in collaboration with Tilburg University (TiU) seeks to appoint a PhD candidate for the Data Science Center of Excellence, funded by a PhD research grant of the Chief Information Office (CIO-office) of the Department of Defense for the project ‘Resilient AI by Geometric Deep Learning’. The candidate will be appointed as a PhD student at Tilburg University and will work within the Data Science Center of Excellence (DS CoE) and researchers of the FMW, together with supervisory staff and other researchers at Tilburg University.
A successful PhD candidate should preferably have:
Candidates must pass the security screening that is required for working with the Ministry of Defense.
Fixed-term contract: 12 and 36 months.
Please visit working at Tilburg University for more information on our terms of employment.
The offer includes support facilities such as workplace facilities, travelling and courses i.a.w. NLDA/FMW-policy. More information about FMW can be found at: https://faculteitmilitairewetenschappen.nl/.
The Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence department (https://csai.nl/) at Tilburg University is part of the Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences. The department emphasizes innovative research spanning a wide array of fields including computational linguistics and language technology, data-science, human-robot interaction, virtual reali-ty, and serious games. CSAI is a member of the Benelux Association for Artificial Intelligence, participates in the Special Interest Group for AI (SIG AI), and also participates in the Confederation of Laboratories for Artificial Intelligence Re-search in Europe (CLAIRE). Tilburg University and the CSAI department offer a vibrant international environment, with current CSAI staff originating from more than 10 countries.
Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences
Research and education at the Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences (TSHD) has a unique focus on humans in the context of the globalizing digital society, on the development of artificial intelligence and interactive technologies, on their impact on communication, culture and society, and on moral and existential challenges that arise. The School of Humanities and Digital Sciences consists of four departments: Communication and Cognition, Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence, Culture Studies and Philosophy; several research institutes and a faculty office. Also the University College Tilburg is part of the School. Each year around 275 students commence a Bachelor or (Pre) Master Program. The School has approximately 2000 students and 250 employees.
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