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Postdoctoral Researcher (fully funded) — Resilient Human-Machine-AI Autonomy, KAIST × UIUC (Daejeon)

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KAIST's School of Electrical Engineering is recruiting multiple fully funded, full-time postdoctoral researchers for work on Resilient Human-Machine-AI Autonomy — a joint appointment between KAIST and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC).

■ Research areas
Human-Machine-AI autonomy, large language / vision-language-action models (LLMs/VLAMs), nonlinear control, stochastic control, and related fields.

■ Who can apply
- A doctorate is required.
- The role is based primarily in Korea (KAIST, Daejeon), with a joint KAIST/UIUC appointment.
- The posting is associated with Korea's Brain Pool fellowship programme, a government programme that supports international researchers. Refer to the official posting for exact eligibility, funding and visa details.

■ Application
- Review is on a rolling basis until the positions are filled. (The programme period runs through September 2027; that is not an application deadline.)
- Apply by contacting the principal investigators listed on the official posting: Prof. SooJean Han (KAIST, [email protected]) and Prof. Hiroyasu Tsukamoto (UIUC, [email protected]).

Location: KAIST, Daejeon (primarily).
Original posting: https://ee.kaist.ac.kr/en/jobs/open-postdoctoral-positions-in-resilient-human-machine-ai-autonomy-through-september-2027/

Location

KAIST, 291 Daehak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon 34141

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