Positions: 10

Doctoral Grant

Research Grant (BII)

  • Call for Expressions of Interest under the CMU Portugal Visiting Students Program (project refª CMU-P Gestão 2025) | Application submission from May 30th - June 17th 2025

    Type of position: Research Grant (BII)
    Duration: 2 months
    Deadline to apply: 2025-06-17
    Description

    Contact email: apply@cmuportugal.org

  • BII|2025/712 - Proj. CARMA – Refª 101168355

    Type of position: Research Grant (BII)
    Duration: 3 months
    Deadline to apply: 2025-06-09
    Description

    ONE (1) research grant for students enrolled in BSc in Computer Science or related areas degree with reference number BII|2025/712 - BII|2025/713 - BII|2025/714, under the scope of the Project CARMA – Refª 101168355 funded by European Commission, Program Horizon Europe, is now available under the following conditions:

    OBJECTIVES | FUNCTIONS 

    One of the goals of the CARMA project is to develop social robots to collaborate with first responders (e.g., firefighters and police) in emergency situations. The grant holder will develop and implement robot behaviours for human-robot interactions in human-robot teams.

    The grant holder will explore the capabilities of the robot, develop and integrate the necessary computational tools and support the design and execution of user studies.


    Contact email: bolsas@inesc-id.pt

Research Grant (BI)

  • BI|2025/715 – Proj. SHELL – Refª LISBOA2030-FEDER-00748300

    Type of position: Research Grant (BI)
    Duration: 6 months
    Deadline to apply: 2025-06-12
    Description

    ONE (1) research grant for students with Master degree with reference number BI|2025/715 under the scope of the Project SHELL – Refª LISBOA2030-FEDER-00748300 funded by Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, is available under the following conditions:

    OBJECTIVES | FUNCTIONS 

    Cloud computing is currently in an impasse. While hardware efficiency is improving at an exponentially lower rate, the demand for elastic and scalable cloud resources keeps growing, as evidenced by the emergence of popular cloud computing models such as Serverless. Since this demand cannot be met with existing virtualization technology, we propose Shell, a new virtualized runtime environment that has the potential to unlock the new cloud era.


    Contact email: bolsas@inesc-id.pt

  • Refª ATE + BI|2025/713 - BI|2025/714

    Type of position: Research Grant (BI)
    Duration: 6 months
    Deadline to apply: 2025-06-11
    Description

    TWO (2) research grants for students with BSc degree with reference number BI|2025/713 - BI|2025/714 under the scope of the Project ATE – Refª C644914747-0000023 funded by Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) https://recuperarportugal.gov.pt/ and Next Generation EU European Funds, is available under the following conditions:

     

    OBJECTIVES | FUNCTIONS 

    Contribute in the modeling of digital twins of power systems and behind the meter assets including DC grids, PV systems, batteries and electric vehicles Develop an information layer allowing the modeling of power flows using real data Develop APIs with platforms such as markets, weather data, etc Support the interface and user interfaces Assist the research team in the production of reports and research papers


    Contact email: bolsas@inesc-id.pt

  • BI|2025/711- Project CARMA – Refª 101168355

    Type of position: Research Grant (BI)
    Duration: 3 months
    Deadline to apply: 2025-06-03
    Description

    ONE (1) research grant for students with MSc degree with reference number BI|2025/711 under the scope of the Project CARMA, Refª 101168355, funded by European Commission, is now available under the following conditions:

     

    OBJECTIVES | FUNCTIONS 

    One of the goals of the CARMA project is to develop social robots to collaborate with first responders (e.g., firefighters and police) in emergency situations. The grant holder will develop and implement, scenarios of human-robot interaction that study different modalities of interaction and possibilities of collaboration. The case study to address is the use of the robot as a guide for the human teammates in an environment full of hazards and low visibility. 

    The grant world will explore the capabilities of the robot, develop and integrate the necessary computational tools and support the design and execution of user studies.


    Contact email: bolsas@inesc-id.pt

  • BI|2025/706 - BI|2025/707 - GreenChips – Proj. 101123309

    Type of position: Research Grant (BI)
    Duration: 3 months
    Deadline to apply: 2025-06-02
    Description

    TWO (2) research grants for students with BSc degree with reference number BI|2025/706 - BI|2025/707 under the scope of the GreenChips – GA Proj. 101123309 funded by European Commission, is available under the following conditions:

     

    OBJECTIVES | FUNCTIONS 

    Design of circuit parts for an ultra low power system, in an integrated circuit form.


    Contact email: bolsas@inesc-id.pt

  • BI|2025/708 - Project AILA - Refª 2024.07657.IACDC

    Type of position: Research Grant (BI)
    Duration: 7 months
    Deadline to apply: 2025-06-02
    Description

    ONE (1) research grant for students with Master degree with reference number BI|2025/708 under the scope of the Project AILA – Artificial Intelligence Legal Assistant - Refª 2024.07657.IACDC, funded by Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, is available under the following conditions:

     

    OBJECTIVES | FUNCTIONS 

    Investigate how to develop a system capable of retrieving relevant legal documents from a legal corpus, able to translate technical legal language into simple and easily understandable text without losing essential legal nuances, and able to provide context-specific explanations and examples to help users of the system understand the implications of legal provisions. The system must ensure the traceability of the generated content by providing references to the original legal documents and highlighting the AI's reasoning process.


    Contact email: bolsas@inesc-id.pt

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