The project sits at the intersection of AI, socio-technical measurement, platform design and participatory evaluation. Relevant expertise includes AI/data science, software and platform development, interface design, qualitative data integration, facilitation and community-building.
The opportunity is part of the Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Staff Exchanges programme, through SMAR3TS, a consortium of 35 partner organisations across 16 countries. Partners include universities and research organisations such as the RMIT, University of Agder, LUT University, University of Vaasa, INESC TEC, University of Stuttgart, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Tallinn University of Technology, Kaunas University of Technology, Babeș-Bolyai University, University of Niš, University of Siena and University of St Gallen, alongside a range of non-academic partners.
Eligibility depends on affiliation with a SMAR3TS partner and the Staff Exchange rules. The programme can include researchers and other eligible research and innovation personnel, but secondees must meet the consortium’s employment and mobility requirements; for example, SMAR3TS specifies full-time employment during the secondment period and an international placement. (Kindly verify this condition is fulfilled before reaching out)
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More information on I3X-14
https://www.smar3ts.eu/i3x-14-developing-an-ai-supported-platform I’m leading the project, so please feel free to contact me directly with questions about the opportunity, fit or eligibility.
Dr Valeria Ramirez
Researcher, IfM Management, Technology & Policy - Department of Engineering,
Science Technology and Society (STS) Cambridge Network – ScaN lead Lecturer, The production of scientific knowledge: technologies, laboratories, and the social worlds
Associate Clare Hall College