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Available ESR Positions

ESR1: Imaging techniques for change documentation and monitoring of challenging CH materials

(NTNU)

ESR Recruited

ESR2: Quality evaluation in CH digitization

(NTNU)

ESR Recruited

ESR3: Registration techniques for differential and multi modal data

(NTNU)

ESR Recruited

ESR4: Analysis and visualization of multi modal image data in CH surfaces monitoring

(WUT)

ESR Recruited

ESR5: Portable multi modal device(s) for surface measurement/ monitoring

(WUT)

ESR Recruited

ESR6: Development of multi modal image data fusion methods for change monitoring

(C2RMF)

ESR Recruited

ESR7: Microscopic 3D imaging and conservation

(C2RMF)

ESR Recruited

ESR8: Capture and characterization of change in the appearance of CH objects surface

(UBFC)

ESR Recruited

ESR9: Appearance change assessment: Link between local geometry and global appearance descriptors

(UBFC)

ESR Recruited

ESR10: Imaging-based documentation and analysis for change monitoring of novel dry-cleaning restoration/ conservation methods for unvarnished canvas paintings

(UIO)

ESR Recruited

ESR11: Analysis and assessment of degradation of polychrome artworks

(HES-SO)

ESR Recruited

ESR12: Analysis and monitoring of degradation of ancient glasses

(SNM)

ESR Recruited

ESR13: Monitoring of the surface appearance of daguerreotypes during their first tarnishing, electrolytic cleaning and possible re tarnishing after treatment

(UvA)

Deadline has passed!

ESR14: Enrichment of 3D volumetric data with metadata and semantics

(CUT)

ESR Recruited

ESR15: Use of imaging techniques to characterize and monitor the surface of historical oxidized, patinated and varnished metals

(HES-SO)

ESR Recruited

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No. 813789.

Norwegian University of Science & Technology
The Norwegian Colour and Visual Computing Laboratory
Department of Computer Science
Teknologivegen 22
2815 Gjøvik

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