The project is led by the Biomedical Image Processing Group at UFSCar (Image: Alfred Müller/Pixabay)
Technical training in computer science at UFSCar
Requirements include full experience and administration of Linux systems, graduation without failures, and availability to work in São Carlos
Requirements include full experience and administration of Linux systems, graduation without failures, and availability to work in São Carlos
The project is led by the Biomedical Image Processing Group at UFSCar (Image: Alfred Müller/Pixabay)
FAPESP Agency “The project offers a fourth-level technical training position (TT-4) with a FAPESP grant.”Predicting conversion of mild cognitive impairment to Alzheimer’s disease using feature engineering and deep learning in structural MRIThe registration deadline ends on November 30.
The project is led by the Biomedical Image Processing Group at the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar). Candidates must have a degree in computer science or engineering (or related field).
Requirements include experience Whole stackManage and graduate Linux systems without crashes. Availability to work in São Carlos (SP) and knowledge in image processing, computer vision, PACS and DICOM standards.
More information about the vacancy and register at: www.fapesp.br/oportunidades/6485/.
The selected TT-4 scholarship holder will receive a FAPESP technical training scholarship in the amount of R$ 3,810.40, for a period of two years with 40 hours per week dedicated to activities supporting the research project. The weekly devotion period is accepted at Home office.
More information about FAPESP Technical Training Scholarships: www.fapesp.br/bolsas/tt.
There are other scholarship vacancies, in different fields of knowledge, on the FAPESP-Oportunidades website, at www.fapesp.br/oportunidades.
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