This laboratory concentrates on applied research toward the analysis and modeling of intelligent information processing mechanisms in biological systems. This laboratory studies control theory for autonomous, decentralized mechanisms and hybrid control systems integrating logical perception, recognition and planning with real-time physical motion. This laboratory focuses on the development of integrative and flexible sensory information processing systems with reference to the highly sophisticated sensory perception systems of biological systems. A maximum of seven years, beginning October 1, 2001. 5. Qualifications Successful candidates will have post-doctoral qualifications or the equivalent with strong research leadership abilities.
All nationalities are eligible.
Start of Employment As soon as possible after October 1, 2001. The employment contract shall be for one year, renewable annually. In general, applicants are expected to be able to fill the position on a full time basis. At least one of the letters of recommendation must be from a Japanese person. Deadline for Applications Applications must arrive by Friday, March 16 by registered mail.