Internships around the world Do not miss to read the whole article, read all 8 opportunities and apply asap as last dates are ending soon 1) Summer Internships for BSc and MSc Students at EPFL, Switzerland The School of Computer and Communication Sciences provides internship opportunities in the Summer period for students enrolled in BSc, MSc, or equivalent programmes in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Telecommunications, or Electrical Engineering. Application by the student Before around 1st FEBRUARY ic.epfl.ch/SummerAtEPFL 2) The Global Intern Program ,GIST, South Korea for BS and MS students The Global Intern Program is designed to provide knowledge and skills in the following areas: - Information and Communications - Materials Science and Engineering - Mechatronics - Environmental Science and Engineering - Life Sciences - Physics and Photon Science - Chemistry - Medical System Engineering Registration Period : 2014-12-19 -- 2015-02-27 ipa.gist.ac.kr/internship/ 3)CERN Europe Internships for B.Sc and M.Sc Students of Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering or Physics Last Date to apply : 28 February, 2015 https://jobs.web.cern.ch/…/cern-openlab-summer-student-prog… 4)10 months paid Internship in Human Rights area in South Korea ** Applicant must be working in an organization and have 3 years of NGO experience at least though not in human rights Last Date to apply : January 19, 2015 eng.518.org/ease/board.es… 5)Masters internships for Women at EPFL/ETHZ/IDSIA, Switzerland Must Apply The National Center for Competences in Robotics (NCCR) offers Master Internships for incoming Women Students who would like to visit one of the NCCR robotics laboratories located at EPFL, ETHZ and IDSIA. A list of affiliated laboratories is available at: nccr-robotics.ch/people Three Master internships will be given of a value of up to 2000 CHF per month to cover travel and living expenses.Internships may last between 3 up to 6 months. In order to apply for an internship students must first contact an NCCR professor to discuss which potential projects may be available. Once professorial support has been obtained the student should submit a complete application, comprising: 1.A PDF document containing a brief description (maximum 1 page including references, font size 12) of the project as agreed between the hosting professor and the student. 2.A CV of the student candidate. 3. One letter of recommendation. 4.A letter of invitation from the host laboratory All items should be submitted in English. Applications should be sent by email to [email protected] with the title master internship application. The submission deadline is January 20th 2015. Notifications of acceptance/rejection will be sent out in March 2015. -- ----------------- Prof. Aude Billard LASA laboratory,lasa.epfl.ch EPFL - Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne Mail to: Station 9, 1015 Lausanne, Switzerland Email:[email protected] Tel: +41-21-693-5464 Fax: +41-21-694-7850 6)Internships in Computer Vision/Image Processing for Masters and PhD people and PhD positions as well in reputed Max Planck lab Germany In 2015 we again offer a couple of exciting PhD and (graduate) internship opportunities at the intersection of computer vision, graphics and machine learning! The call for applications is attached. Please send your application to us by 18.1.2015 if you are interested yourself or forward this email to anyone who might be interested in applying. We are looking forward to your applications and wish you a happy new year! Andreas Geiger Michael Black Peter Gehler Javier Romero ---------------------------------------------------------- The Perceiving Systems department at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Tübingen, Germany announces several PhD scholarships as well as funded summer internships for graduate students in 2015. Research at Perceiving Systems is curiosity driven and spans a wide range of topics in computer vision, graphics and machine learning. In particular, we are interested in * 3D shape and object modeling - acquisition, modeling, shape statistics, Riemannian geometry, tracking - compositional models of complex articulated objects like humans and animals * human and animal motion - pose estimation, tracking, shape/pose estimation, from video and range data - next generation motion capture of humans and animals * 3D scene understanding - 3D object detection, layout analysis, semantic analysis, 3D model-based methods, 3D mapping - optimization, models and methods * intrinsic images and video - extracting reflectance, shading, depth, occlusions, shadows * stereo and motion estimation - stereo, optical flow, scene flow, non-rigid structure from motion - combining low-level vision and high-level vision * modeling clothing, hair and fur and their motion * vision and tracking for virtual reality * machine learning - structured output models - deep neural networks - efficient learning and inference The language of the department is English and the culture is international. More information about the department and our research can be found at ps.is.tuebingen.mpg.de/. Supervising faculty currently looking for students include: * Michael Black (ps.is.tuebingen.mpg.de/person/black) * Andreas Geiger (cvlibs.net/) * Peter Gehler (files.is.tue.mpg.de/pgehler/) * Javier Romero (ps.is.tuebingen.mpg.de/person/romero) Prospective students will have the option to obtain their degree from either the ETH Zürich or the University of Tübingen. The PhD program at MPI gives the students access to unique research facilities, a rich intellectual environment, and great research freedom. Applicants (both for the PhD and internship positions) should hold a Masters degree in computer science, mathematics, physics, or engineering. Successful candidates will typically have ranked at or near the top of their classes and be highly proficient in written and spoken English. Very good computer science skills as well as a mathematical background are required. A PhD in Germany is usually 3-4 years in duration. Summer interns are encouraged to stay with us for at least 6 months. Max Planck Institutes are internationally renowned and regarded as the foremost organization for fundamental research in Germany. The MPI for Intelligent System studies perception, action and learning. The Perceiving Systems department directed by Prof. Michael J. Black is located in Tübingen together with the Empirical Inference department of Prof. Bernhard Schölkopf, the robotics research department of Prof. Stefan Schaal and the renowned MPI for Biological Cybernetics. The Max Planck Institutes in Tübingen represent an exceptional research environment in which scientists from a wide range of fields including computer vision, machine learning, robotics, neuroscience, and cognitive science collaborate. A full range of state-of-the-art equipment is available, including high-resolution 3D and 4D scanning systems, motion capture, multi-camera video capture, and a large compute cluster. To increase our impact, the MPI also houses a Software Workshop that helps researchers de!velop, maintain, and deploy software projects. Tübingen is a beautiful and lively medieval town with a large university population in southern Germany close to Stuttgart. At the edge of the Swabian Jura, the surrounding country is characterized by rolling hills, forests, river valleys, historic towns, and endless walking, hiking and biking trails. The quality of life is excellent. Please send your application including a cover letter, research statement, transcripts, CV, links to publications if you have them, as well as contact details of at least two references to [email protected]. Your research statement is critical and should address why you want to do a PhD with us. If you prefer to send a hardcopy application, you may do so (see our contact page for the address). The application deadline is 18.1.2015. The Max Planck Society is trying to increase the percentage of women in scientific staff positions and strongly encourages applications from qualified women. The Society is also committed to employing more handicapped individuals and especially encourages them to apply. 7)RIKEN Brain Science Institute Japan, 8 weeks summer program. A must apply opportunity for Biologists and medical research fields people Research internship course lasts 8 weeks and lecture course lasts 5 days, accommodation and round-trip air plane tickets are provided. Last date to apply : 28 February, 2015 brain.riken.jp/en/summer/ 8) Link for all internships https://facebook/groups/scholarships.pk/898171000193459/
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