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Post-Doctoral Research Visit F/M Learning imaging systems and solving inverse problems from unpaired data

Inria · Montbonnot

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At a glance

Highlights

  • Build self-calibrating imaging systems learning operators from unpaired data.
  • Solve inverse problems with diffusion priors and plug-and-play solvers.
  • Apply methods to real photography, microscopy and medical imaging.

What they offer

  • Subsidized meals
  • Partial reimbursement of public transport costs
  • 7 weeks annual leave plus 10 RTT days
  • Flexible working hours
  • Social, cultural and sports events and activities
  • Access to vocational training

Ideal candidate

A PhD researcher passionate about machine learning and imaging, motivated by principled methods, top-tier publications, and collaborative research with PhDs in an active vision team.

Requirements

  • PhD in machine learning, computer vision, signal or image processing, applied mathematics or related field
  • Strong publication record
  • Good background in mathematics including optimization, probability and statistics
  • Strong programming skills in Python and PyTorch
  • Prior experience with inverse problems, generative models or optimal transport preferred
remote policy
Teleworking possible up to 90 days per year
hiring process
Apply online via Inria website by 2026-12-05

Lab profile

About Inria

French national research institute advancing digital sciences, computing, AI and applied mathematics.

What they build

  • Digital sciences and computing research
  • Artificial intelligence for microscopy and video analysis
  • Quantum information theory

Known for

  • Joint teams with Paris-Saclay University and Institut Polytechnique de Paris
  • Embedded in Paris-Saclay science and technology cluster
  • Rich R&D ecosystem with startups, industry and clusters
  • International collaborations and multinational scientific staff

Key facts

  • Founded in 1967
  • Headquartered in France
  • Nine research centres across France
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