Two-year, full-time postdoctoral appointment investigating commonsense reasoning in multimodal world models. Research combines neural and symbolic methods to represent abstractions, causality, space and time, with the aim of improving human-centred AI. The project involves collaboration across AI, computer vision and reasoning, alongside limited teaching and student supervision. The preferred start is in the first quarter of 2027.
Permanent, full-time reader appointment in the School of Informatics, with hybrid working. Research should advance AI methods at the intersection of perception and action. Relevant areas include continual learning, agentic and world models, embodied intelligence, reinforcement learning, decision-making under uncertainty and long-duration autonomy. Responsibilities include original research, undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, and student supervision. The advertised closing time is 23:59 UK time on 20 October 2026.
Join the Algorithms and Visualization Group in ETH Zurich’s Social Networks Lab to develop methods for football match and performance analysis. Research uses event and player-tracking data and includes collaboration with professional football stakeholders, teaching and student supervision, and development of an independent research agenda. The full-time appointment is initially intended for two years, with flexibility in starting date and duration. Apply online by 30 November 2026 with a CV and referee contacts, motivation letter, publication list and three key achievements, and degree documen