Post-doctoral position at CEA Saclay in image processing for multispectral data

Jerome Bobin sent me this postdoc offer (please note the restriction on citizenship)

Post-doctoral position at CEA Saclay in image processing for multispectral data

A postdoctoral position will be open at CEA Saclay in the area of signal and image processing to work in the data analysis group of Jean-Luc Starck. This will be a joint position between CEA and SAGEM.

The candidate will work on sparse representations of multivalued (multi/hyper- spectral, etc ...) data for different applications such as (semi)-blind source separation, target detection/identification and compressed sensing. The can- didate will focus on the analysis of real data (provided by Sagem), and the development of methods and tools to tackle the various problems he will encounter.

Candidates should have a PhD in signal/image processing or applied mathematics. Previous experience in sparse representations (wavelets, curve-lets, etc ...) and source separation is preferred but experience in related areas is also suitable.

The position is funded for 18 months. The gross income salary will be 34,000e annually (∼2,260e), and will be adjusted according to experience and family situation. Only applications from citizens of the European Union will be considered.

– Application deadline : 15th of October 2012

– Contact : jbobin@cea.fr, arnaud.woiselle@sagem.com – Laboratory : CEA Saclay

– Duration 18 months

Thanks  Jerome .

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