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[1] From: Marinos Ioannides
Subject: Fwd: [cch-staff] FW: A new three year PhD Fellowship Position at the UNESCO Chair on Digital Cultural Heritage at the Cyprus University of Technology (63)
[2] From: Francesca Dell'Oro
Subject: FNS Post-doc position in Latin and Computational Linguistics (University of Lausanne, 75%, 4 years) (106)
[3] From: Sten Kauber
Subject: Job: Professor of Cultural Data Analytics at Tallinn University (111)
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Date: 2019-01-07 21:44:48+00:00
From: Marinos Ioannides
Subject: Fwd: [cch-staff] FW: A new three year PhD Fellowship Position at the UNESCO Chair on Digital Cultural Heritage at the Cyprus University of Technology
> From: Marinos Ioannides
Dear colleague,
Applications are invited from candidates who possess the necessary
qualifications in order to fill one (1) full time Marie S. Curie Early
Stage Researcher (ESR) Fellow Position in the newly established UNESCO
Chair on Digital Cultural Heritage / Digital Heritage Research Lab of
the Cyprus University of Technology (CUT -
https://www.digitalheritagelab.eu/) in the research field of *Enrichment
of 3D volumetric objects with Metadata and Semantics in Cultural
Heritage*: The selected Marie S. Curie ESR will work for thirty six (36)
months within the H2020 Initial Training Network CHANGE Marie S. Curie
ITN Project (http://change-itn.eu/), an EU-funded programme bringing
together eight (8) leading European Institutions as full beneficiaries
and ten (10) other as partners in a transnational network, aiming at
implementing a multidisciplinary and intersectorial research and
training programme between academic, research and the industrial partners.
*Description:*
Cultural Heritage (CH) is an integral element of Europe, vital for the
creation of a common European identity and one of the greatest assets
for steering Europe's social, economic development and job creation.
However, the current research training activities in CH are fragmented
and mostly designed as single-discipline, failing to cover the whole
lifecycle of Digital Cultural Heritage (DCH) research, which is by
nature a multi-disciplinary and intersectorial agenda. The CHANGE
project will train a new generation of early stage researchers towards a
common goal, namely the assessment of changes in tangible cultural
heritage objects and their monitoring in the atmosphere and/or during
their conservation treatment, using multimodal imaging techniques to
complement more traditional analytical techniques. Their research will
consist in optimising capture of data and their analysis, visualisation
and management, to ensure a better documentation and long-term
preservation of our common European cultural heritage. This work will be
carried out within an interdisciplinary environment involving five (5)
CH and four (4) ICT *beneficiary institutions* as well as nine (9) CH,
ICT and industrial *partners *from eight (8) EU countries.
For more details about the fellowship, such as salary, other benefits
and how to submit an application, please see the attachment to this email.
Thanks in advance for forwarding this email in your networks and
email-lists, as well as sharing the call on your Social Media.
Best Regards,
UNESCO_Small
Dr. Marinos Ioannides
Cyprus University of Technology
Department of Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Informatics
*UNESCO Chair on Digital Cultural Heritage*
*EU ERA Chair on Digital Cultural Heritage *
Digital Heritage Research Laboratory
Arch. Kyprianou 31, CY 3036 Limassol, CYPRUS ,
http://www.digitalheritagelab.eu/
Attachments:
MSCA_CHANGE_Call_ESR14_CUT_Final.pdf: https://dhhumanist.org/att/36985/att00/
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Date: 2019-01-07 16:44:29+00:00
From: Francesca Dell'Oro
Subject: FNS Post-doc position in Latin and Computational Linguistics (University of Lausanne, 75%, 4 years)
> From: Francesca Dell'Oro
Opportunités de carrière : Postdoctoral Researcher SNSF in Computational
Linguistics or Corpus Linguistics with afocus on Latin (14252)
Identifiant de la demande 14252 - Publié 19/12/2018 - Assistant -
Faculté des lettres - Temps partiel - Domaine d'activité (1)
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Introduction
The University of Lausanne is a higher teaching and research institution
composed of seven faculties where approximately 15,000 students and
nearly 5,000 collaborators, professors, and researchers work and study.
Ideally situated along the lake of Geneva, near Lausanne's city center,
its campus brings together over 120 nationalities.
Présentation
The Faculty of Arts of the University of Lausanne invites applications
for a Postdoctoral Researcher SNSF in Computational Linguistics or
Corpus Linguistics with a focus on Latin in the Language and Information
Sciences Department.
Informations liées au poste
Expected start date in position : 1st March 2019 (or to be agreed)
Contract length : 4 years
Activity rate : 75%
Workplace : Lausanne-Dorigny
Vos activités
The successful candidate will work on the project « A world of
possibilities. Modal pathways on the extra-long period of time: the
diachrony of modality in the Latin language » founded by the Swiss
National Science Foundation (SNSF n° PP00P1_176778).
The team will consist of the PI and of a PhD student in addition to the
Post-doc.
The main tasks of the post-doc researcher will be:
- the development of suitable annotation schemes
- the creation and development of a database and of its interface
- the creation and maintenance of the website of the project
- the annotation of Latin texts
- the collaboration at various research activities connected with the
project (publications and other ways of disseminating results)
Detailed job specifications
Votre profil
PhD or equivalent qualification in Linguistics or Computer science with
a specialisation in computational linguistics or corpus linguistics. The
candidate’s PhD should have been completed no more than 5 years before
the start date of the position (1st March 2019 or later).
The ideal candidate should show an outstanding proficiency in the
development of digital resources and their application to the study of
linguistics. She/he should also have a good knowledge of the Latin
language in addition to excellent team-work skills.
Requested competences:
- excellent programming skills (e.g., Python) - at least three years
- good skills in the treatment of textual corpora
- experience with machine learning
- good knowledge of syntactic and semantic languages (XML, HTML, RDF, OWL)
- knowledge of the TEI encoding standards for the edition of texts
- good knowledge of the Latin language
- excellent communicative and team-work skills
Vos avantages
We offer a nice working place in a multicultural, diversified and
dynamic academic environment, opportunities for professional training.
Possibilities of continuous training, a lot of activities and other
benefits to discover.
Pour tout renseignement complémentaire
Mrs SNF-Prof. Francesca Dell’Oro (francesca.delloro@unil.ch)
, Principal Investigator
Votre dossier de candidature
Deadline : 20th January 2019
Please, send your full application in Word or PDF.
Applications should include : a motivation letter, a Curriculum Vitae, a
copy of the university diplomas, a list of completed research works, an
electronic version of the doctoral thesis, two scientific publications.
Only applications through this website will be taken into account.
We thank you for your understanding.
Remarques
UNIL is committed to promoting gender equality and strongly encourages
applications from female candidates.
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Subject: Job: Professor of Cultural Data Analytics at Tallinn University
Tallinn University invites applications for the position of Professor of
Cultural Data Analytics to commence on Summer 2019 (the expected start
date is negotiable and the duration of the contract can be up to 60 months).
The deadline of submitting the application documents is 26th February 2019
(including).
Apply here: https://www.tlu.ee/en/professor-cultural-data-analytics
General Job Description of Professor of Cultural Data Analytic
The Professor Cultural Data Analytics works at Tallinn University and leads
the newly established ERA Chair in Digital Culture Studies and Analytics
under the School of Baltic Film, Media, Arts and Communication (BFM) of
Tallinn University (TU).
The European Commission's Horizon 2020 ERA Chair programme supports EU's
Convergence regions and Outermost regions in their efforts to build on
growing reputation as a leader in research and innovation (More at
https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/h2020-section/era-chairs)
Starting in the position: summer 2019 (the expected start date is
negotiable).
There are possibilities of tenure through the new projects developed by the
ERA Chair.
Requirements for the candidate
The candidate must fulfill the general requirements of the position of a
professor as stipulated in the Employment Relations Rules of Tallinn
University, Annexes 1 and 2
and in particular, the applicant has to have a PhD degree in digital
humanities, digital culture studies or in digital data analytics as well as
considerable experience in managing scientific teams and planning research
and innovation projects.
More specifically, the following experience is required for the ERA Chair
holder:
Strong academic background and international reputation in digital
humanities/digital culture studies;
- A significant scientific track record proven by publications in major
international peer-reviewed scientific journals, or patents;
- Skills in coordination of international research projects (ideally,
within the Framework Programme Horizon 2020);
- Proven record in securing significant research funding, experience in
managing and leading research projects, especially with non-academic
partners;
- Competences in formulating and managing research teams;
- Ability to plan new research projects;
- Experience in the supervision of PhD students;
- Experience in working internationally as a result of which
international collaboration and networks have been established thus
complementing the existing competences at TU.
The selected ERA Chair holder will meet the 'Leading Researcher (R4)'
criteria as set out in the European Framework for Research Careers.
Job responsibilities
The ERA Chair holder will lead a new research group in the field of
cultural data analytics under the School of Baltic Film, Media, Arts and
Communication (BFM) of Tallinn University, fulfilling the following tasks:
- Formation of the ERA Chair interdisciplinary research team;
- Formulation of the ERA Chair research and development management
principles;
- Daily management of the research team;
- Supervision of the PhD students in the research team;
- Application analyses of planned research activities;
- Preparation of the Research Cooperation Strategy and Implementation
Plan;
- Initiation and preparation of Horizon 2020 and other EU research
programmes.
Additional remarks
- Three Tallinn University Schools cooperate in supporting the ERA
Chair: the Baltic Film, Media, Arts and Communication School (BFM), the
school of Humanities (SH) and the School of Digital Technologies (SDT).
- The ERA Chair holder will be given the resources to manage 5-7 senior
researchers.
Load: 1,00, including teaching at least 18 EAP of courses per calendar
year.
Salary: A monthly gross salary of 5200 euros (incl. direct taxes as
income tax, unemployment insurance and the funded pension payment which are
withheld from the salary automatically by the employer), through the
funding of the CUDAN project, and in compliance with the Tallinn University
remuneration regulations.
Location: Tallinn
Language skills: English (at least C1 level), proven by a language
certificate or an equivalent document. Skills in the Estonian language and
willingness to learn it are preferred.
More on the CUDAN project at cudan.tlu.ee
Additional information
- Please address your administrative questions to konkurss@tlu.ee, and
- Questions on the content to Indrek Ibrus, professor of media
innovation, Baltic Film, Media, Arts and Communication School (BFM),
Tallinn University. Tel: +372 5697 8885, e-mail: indrek.ibrus@tlu.ee.
Apply here: https://www.tlu.ee/en/professor-cultural-data-analytics
--
Sten Kauber
Early-Stage Researcher
Baltic Film, Media, Arts and Communication School
Tallinn University
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