Jean Martinet

The UMAI (Ultra-Low Power Multimodal Artificial Intelligence with Spiking Neural Networks) industrial chair is starting, and a CNRS postdoctoral position is open in neuromorphic computing . The position is associated with i3S/CNRS and IMRA Europe S.A.S. in Sophia Antipolis, France . The research focus is on spiking neural networks , ultra-low power AI , and multimodal artificial intelligence , making it a strong fit for candidates interested in computer science, electrical engineering, and related AI research areas. The appointment is described as 12 to 24 months and renewable . The post says applications are welcome from now . No stipend amount, tuition details, or formal deadline are given in the post. This is a postdoctoral opening rather than a PhD or master's call. The announcement does not list detailed eligibility criteria, but the role clearly targets researchers with a doctoral background in relevant fields. If you are interested, follow the UMAI postdoctoral position announcement and apply through the contact or application route shared by the team.