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Research Fellow in Computing
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Author: Ann Sharp
Date: Fri, 17 May 1996 00:00
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As advertised in the Canberra Times and Australian

University of Canberra
Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering

Research Fellow in Computing
$43042 - $51113 pa

Reference No. 96/2034

The School of Computing seeks to appoint a Research Fellow for the newly
established Human-Computer Communication Laboratory.

The successful applicant will have a PhD in an area related to one or more
of the following areas:

*       automatic speech recognition
*       speaker identification and verification
*       audiovisual speech and speaker recognition
*       speaker adaptation
*       spoken dialogue modelling
*       statistical modelling or connectionist methods

and be required to undertake research in one or more of these areas and
within the context of the research program of the Human-Computer
Communication Laboratory.

The position is available for an initial period of two years.

Selection documentation is available by calling (06) 201 2607 (24 hour
answering machine). Applicants must obtain the selection criteria before
seeking further information about the duties from Professor Michael Wagner
on 06 201 2153.

Closing Date:   24 May 1996

Applications:  Applications should address the Selection Criteria, and
include the names, addresses and fax numbers of at least 3 referees.
Applications should be addressed to:

Recruitment Officer 1D79
University of Canberra
P O Box 1
BELCONNEN   ACT  2616

The University is
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND
MAINTAINS A SMOKE-FREE ENVIRONMENT



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Ann Sharp
Recruitment Officer
University of Canberra
Phone  06  201 5185   Fax  06  201 5158
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