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Assistant Professor in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
LAWRENCE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY College of Engineering (CoE) and College of Arts and Science (CoAS)
JOB TITLE: Assistant Professor in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
COLLEGE: College of Engineering (CoE) and College of Arts and Science (CoAS)
DEPARTMENT: Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)
SUPERVISOR: Department Chair
Candidates must possess a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering or Computer Science or a closely related discipline. This position requires teaching and research expertise in the area of Artificial Intelligence or Data Science, including areas such as Data Extraction, Data Visualization, Machine Learning, Cognitive Intelligence, and Intelligent Actuators, Data Cybersecurity, Health Informatics, Medical Diagnosis, Robotic automation, Blockchain and Crypto Currency Technologies. Faculty are expected to teach at graduate and undergraduate levels, and to develop and maintain an external funded research program. Interdisciplinary collaboration with other units in the university.
The successful candidates will work on applying artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques to accelerate the design of novel methods of interest that include: (i) regression techniques for prediction (Gaussian process regression, artificial neural network, random forest, etc.), and (ii) optimization methods (Bayesian optimization, swarm optimization, etc.), (iii) algorithms for data cleansing, outlier identification, etc., (iv) identification of relevant fingerprints/descriptors, (v) classification methods and (vi) PLCs, industrial automation, robotics and sensor fusion. Knowledge of Allen-Bradley software, Siemens PLC software, National Instruments platforms, dSPACE platforms, ROS, MATLAB and Simulink, TensorFlow.
For consideration, applicants should possess the following qualifications or attributes:
An earned Ph.D. degree from an accredited university in a topic of relevance (see above),
An interest in established a robust and well-funded research program,
Experience in informatics/machine learning demonstrated by a strong publication record,
A strong interest in programming and computational approaches,
An ability to work in an interdisciplinary team,
An interest in working in a fast-paced research environment.
Applicants with relevant experience will be given special preference. The successful candidates will be expected to take personal initiative to structure tasks to meet project functions and author high-impact publications. The candidate will also be expected to mentor students, teach courses in relation to expertise, fulfill project administration functions, prepare research reports, and assist in proposal development. The candidate is expected to meet programmed project goals and can respond to deliverable timelines as are typical in "academia-industry" collaborative research.
Lawrence Technological University (LTU) conducts pre-employment screening on initial candidates for all positions, which may include but is not limited to, a criminal background check, verification of academic credentials, license, certifications, and/or verification of work history.
Applicants should submit a resume, a list of three references with contact information, and statements of teaching philosophy and research goals. Please submit materials via email to eechair@ltu.edu. Consideration of applications will begin November 1, 2020 and will continue until the position is filled. Effective date of employment is August 2021.
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TERMS: A $5,000 deposit will be collected from the successful bidder in the form of Cashier's Check, Personal/Business Check W/Bank Letter of Credit. Balance due within 30 days. Proof of deposit and picture ID must be shown to register to bid. A 10% buyers premium will be added to the hammer price and become part of the purchase price. Properties to be sold "As Is". All announcements on sale day take precedence over printed material.


It's time for another round-up of the latest Building Information Modelling-related job vacancies and today's instalment takes us to Hong Kong and Wales.
Gartner Contracting Co., Ltd are seeking a BIM Design Manager to be based in their Hong Kong branch to help deal with the rising workload that the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) are providing the contractor with.
The job description details a variety of metal-related tasks such as aluminium unit and steel connection modelling in addition to other tasks such as executing studies relating to clash detection, creating production drawings and making sure that shop drawing designs tally with structural calculations.
Crucial qualities a candidate must possess include four to six years experience working with BIM and a knowledge of Catia model structuring.
Salary is negotiable to if you are interested, send your expected salary and Curriculum Vitae to mailto:pisahk.hr@permasteelisagroup.com.
The second listing takes us to the British Isles, specifically Cardiff, Wales.
An undisclosed international consultancy are looking for a new CAD/BIM Technician with sufficient experience using Autodesk's Revit and Navisworks. Knowledge of how to use AutoCAD and Solibri are also held in high regard, as is being a member of a recognised governing body.
The chosen applicant must plan day-to-day activities, present structural drawings in a clear fashion, be adept at creating schedules, drawings and detailed models based on design engineer information and have a clear knowledge of BIM regulations.
Interested parties should apply by July 16th and can do so by clicking here.
Does your company have a job vacancy you would like listed on BIMcrunch? Let us know by following us on Twitter @BIMcrunch or by emailing editor@bimcrunch.com.


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The Arts & Lectures call for proposals for the 19/20 academic year is now open! We are extending our deadline to April 8th, 2019.
Event may be awarded up to $2,000 for your guest contract fee.
Additional tech requirements or equipment costs will need to be co-sponsored by outside funding sources.
Event may be awarded up to $7,500 for your guest contract fee.
Proposals requesting more than $7,500 will be sent to the Provost for review for possible supplemental funding in addition to those secured as co-sponsors.
One Signature Event will be selected per semester by the Arts & Lectures committee.
Do you have a great event that is already funded but would fit into the Arts & Lectures series? We would love to consider it and help you advertise, market, plan, and execute your event.
CSUSM appreciates and relies on your expertise and knowledge in various fields to create excellent and diverse programming.
Since the inception of CSUSM, the Arts and Lectures Series has provided the campus and community with an array of innovative art, lecture, and cultural events. In 2004, the program became committee driven, and events are now curated through a call for proposals. Proposals are welcome from faculty, staff, and students from all departments as well as community members with a University liaison.
The Arts & Lectures Committee will choose a limited number of events based on their relevance to the mission of the program and CSUSM as a whole, campus and community impact, and the scope of appeal of the event.
We encourage co-sponsored events. Proposers are encouraged to speak with departments and other units on campus as well as community organizations to help develop quality proposals for any category above.
*Alternate performance spaces may be available, please contact Gina Jones to find out more.
We will review all proposals early March and We look forward to your proposals!
Prior to submitting a proposal it is important to review the Standard Practices of the Office of Arts & Lectures and the Expectations of the Proposer so that you understand your duties and requirements as a proposer. You will need to correspond with your proposed guest lecturer/artist(s) regarding the travel arrangements and other matters.
A Performance Hall Technical Questionnaire must also be submitted for events taking place in ARTS 111.


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Materialien & Ergebnisse
regiosöl
Organic farming makes an important contribution to many ecological and societal goals. These social and ecological achievements (söL) are supposed to be rewarded more than before by political and market-based instruments. Though, the direct contribution to social objectives is qualitatively difficult to present, let alone quantify. This would, however, be an important prerequisite for transparent remuneration of the services.
Similarly, there is a lack of suitable approaches for assessing benefits, possible synergies or interactions. These are often not attributable to individual companies, but rather an interaction of various factors in social-ecological systems at the regional level. Accordingly, regional approaches are particularly suitable for assesing the various social objectives and, for example, rewarding them by means of value chain-based approaches. They make it possible to optimise the provision at the regional level.
The valorization of social and ecological services in agriculture can be achieved in particular through the cascade 'awareness - appreciation / interest - value creation'. According to this understanding, the regiosöl project contributes to the provision of social and ecological services in the value chain 'nutrition of organic agriculture' by
making a transparent assessment visible at the regional level,
increasing an appropriate remuneration of the societal benefits of organic farming at the regional level through collective approaches,
using regional action strategies to optimise the provision of benefits and thus improve the sustainability of the region,
implementing a test phase in the pilot regions to further develop the regional value instruments with regard to the above-mentioned objectives.
The project aims to develop new approaches, especially in assessing social and regional söL and the identification of söL at the regional level. The approaches should support regional actors in communicating these services of organic agriculture. In addition, they can be used to develop policy-oriented arguments for organic agriculture, supported by new findings on the positive contribution of organic agriculture to the region. The project is based on a social-ecological system framework and on the multi-level approach associated with transition theory as an analytical framework.
Project modules
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Coordination and stakeholder involvement
Responsibility for coordination lies with the Institute for Rural Development Research (IfLS). In the sense of a transdisciplinary research approach, national experts, multipliers and regional actors in the real laboratories (e.g. farmers) are involved in the development of the questions and approaches.
Status quo analysis and proficiency testing
Having in mind the project goal, relevant existing approaches to assesing, communication and renumeration are selected and reviewed. The questions of the status quo analysis include the recorded, communicated and rewarded social-ecological services and their positive effects, the added value for farms and regions, the suitability test for organic farming as well as the relevance of the approaches for practice and the implementation of the results.
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Regional recording methods, remuneration approaches and strategies for action
New or complementary approaches for the assessment, communication and remuneration of the söL are generated and further developed in the two real laboratories or interviews with operations managers, respectively. Based on the results of the status-quo analysis, the regional söL to be surveyed in the real laboratories are determined, as well as the gaps in existing approaches, especially with regard to regional and social söL. The implementation is accompanied by an audit from which conclusions for the practical suitability of the developed approaches derive. Subsequently, strategies for action and their operationalisation for an improved supply of organic oil are developed for the regions or real laboratories.
© Regionalwert Leistungen GmbH
Regional Value Sustainability Analysis and Performance Accounting
The Regional Value Sustainability Analysis (RVSA) and Performance Accounting have proven to be particularly suitable and easy to use tools in the course of the regiosöl project.
These online tools record the performance of farms in the area of sustainability. The RVSA is a self-check in which more than 150 key figures in the dimensions of ecology, social affairs and regional economy are queried and evaluated. This provides valuable information for the farm management on where the farm is already performing well or in which areas improvements can be made. The Regional Value Performance Accounting also provides the farm with monetary evidence of its social, ecological and regional economic performance.
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Cooperating with Regionalwert AG Freiburg and Regionalwert Impuls GmbH
Due to the overlapping content and convincing approach of the tools, a cooperation with Regionalwert AG Freiburg and Regionalwert Impuls GmbH was agreed upon and has now been official since the beginning of June 2021.
The objectives of the cooperation are to review and adapt the Regionalwert sustainability analysis and performance accounting on the basis of 50 organic farms each in the two pilot regions Rhineland and Northern Hesse. At the same time, the socio-ecological indicators developed in the regiosöl project will be tested. In addition to the contributions to operational sustainability, the social services provided by organic farms are to be recorded, for example the social commitment of the farm managers and employees or their contribution to local recreation or health promotion. The comprehensive evaluation will also enable initial conclusions to be drawn for the development of recording and implementation strategies at the regional level.
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Synthesis of the results and derivation of recommendations for action and policy
The results of the empirical research will be processed and recommendations for action for various target groups, such as farmers, educational and consulting institutions, associations and civil society actors, administration, companies and politics will be developed.
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Dissemination and knowledge transfer
With the support of the project partners, the IfLS takes care of the dissemination of information about the project and ensures the availability of the results beyond the project duration. Among other things, regular scientific articles and scientific publication(s) in thematically relevant journals and print media are planned, as well as the presence at scientific conferences or other events and, at the end of the project, a practice-oriented manual.
Pilot regions
Organic Agriculture Model Region North Hesse (ÖLMN)
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The Organic Agriculture Model Region North Hesse (ÖLMN) as a pilot region in the regiosöl project includes the district of Kassel and the Werra-Meissner district. With Kassel, the only major city in North Hesse, the rural region has a regional center with approx. 205,000 inhabitants. Both local authorities have a varied cultural landscape, which is enriched in the district of Kassel by the Habichtswald and Kaufunger Wald/Söhre nature parks and the Reinhardswald.
In the Werra-Meissner district, which is characterized by low mountain ranges, lies the Frau-Holle-Land geo-nature park with the Meissner-Kaufunger Forest, the Hohe Meissner and the Werra. Areas that are difficult to cultivate are mainly used by organic and part-time farms for the extensive cultivation of grassland by cattle and sheep. This contributes to the fact that a hotspot of biodiversity has formed in the Werra-Meissner district. 12% of the farms that submitted an agricultural application to the district in 2019 were organic farms, which cultivate 15% of the agricultural area organically. In the district Kassel 10 % were organic farms with a total area of 10 %.
© Regionalwert AG Rheinland
In the administrative district of Cologne there are very different agricultural characteristics due to natural, climatic and structural conditions. Five sub-regions can be described: the Cologne-Aachener Bucht (Börde), Zülpicher Börde, the Eifel, the Bergisches Land, the Lower Rhine lowlands and the urban regions of Cologne/Bonn and Aachen.
Agricultural use in the area surrounding the cities of Aachen, Leverkusen, Cologne and Bonn competes strongly with the land requirements of other types of use such as settlement, transport and recreational areas. The loss of agricultural land is particularly high here. On the other hand, agriculture benefits from its proximity to consumers. Farmers have adapted to this and use the location with service offers, for example in the keeping of pension horses or direct marketing. Horticulture in the foothills between Bonn and Cologne was and is particularly typical.
The agricultural areas Eifel and Bergisches Land are strongly oriented towards livestock farming due to the natural and climatic conditions. In Bergisches Land more than 85 % of the land is used as grassland. The proportion of ecologically farmed land in the grassland locations is comparatively above average at more than 15 % of the area (NRW 6.3 % in 2016) - in the arable land locations of the authorities, on the other hand, it is negligible, generally below 1 %. The climatically favored locations with particularly valuable soils are generally used for intensive arable farming. Wheat, barley, rapeseed as well as sugar beet and potatoes are the determining fruits.
07.05.2021 - First project meeting
First project meeting with new partners in Freiburg - regiosöl
24.04.2021 - Real laboratories
regiosöl real laboratory starts with workshop in North Hesse
10.06.2021 - New partners
regiosöl is looking forward to the cooperation with Regionalwert AG Freiburg and Regionalwert Impuls GmbH
27.09.2021 - Project meeting in Frankfurt
Successful cooperation at the regiosöl
project meeting in Frankfurt
The scientific coordination of the regiosöl project lies with the IfLS, which is also involved in all work areas in an essential function. The other partners ZÖL and RWAG Rheinland are involved in all work areas to enable continuous joint knowledge acquisition and close coordination with actors in the regions. Their role is particularly important for the development of the recording, remuneration and optimisation approaches and their testing in the pilot regions. However, they also make significant contributions to dissemination and knowledge transfer by using their respective networks as multipliers. The role of RWAG Freiburg and Regionalwert Impuls GmbH lies in the further development of the regional value tools as well as in the acquisition of the companies and the testing and evaluation of the recording approaches at the company level.
Institute for Rural Development Research (project coordination)
Simone Sterly (sterly[at]ifls.de); Marie Sophie Schmidt (schmidt[at]ifls.de) & Pauline Eichenseer (eichenseer[at]ifls.de)
The Center for Organic Agriculture in cooperation with the North Hesse Organic Farming Model Region (affiliated partner)
Silke Flörke (floerke.modellregion[at]uni-kassel.de) & Sabine Marten (marten.modellregion[at]uni-kassel.de)
Regionalwert AG Rheinland (affiliated partner)
Dorle Gothe (gothe[at]regionalwert-rheinland.de)
Regionalwert AG Freiburg (affiliated partner)
Johanna Saxler (saxler[at]regionalwert-ag.de)
Regionalwert Impuls GmbH (subcontractor)
Stefan Gothe (info[at]regionalwert-impuls.de)
The project 'Approaches for the assessment and remuneration of social and ecological benefits of organic agriculture at regional level' (regiosöl)
is supported by the Federal Organic Farming Program (BÖLN) with funds from the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) (duration: February 2020 to January 2023).
Phone: +49 (0)69 / 9726 683-10

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Jesus told this parable: "Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them. Does he not leave the ninety-nine in the open country and go after the lost sheep until he finds it?
Zeke's middle name is "LORD".
There are three things a person needs to know in order to become a Christian and then live a fulfilling life in Christ.
1 Corinthians 1:1-9 lists eight ways God blesses us through Christ.
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Experience the ultimate rush of the Combat Mission adventure flight through the Combat Zone on a genuine Vietnam Huey helicopter along the shores of the untamed West Coast of South Africa. Low flying over endless beaches, with the wind rushing in your ears and adrenalin pumping in your veins as you manoeuvre through the Blouberg Hills.
The Helicopter Company owns and operates the only Huey Helicopter based at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town. The Huey is fully licensed and certified by the Air Service Licensing Council of South Africa and the South African Civil Aviation Authority and is permitted to carry nine passengers at a time on tourist flights ranging from the 30 minutes "simulated" combat mission, the half peninsula or Cape Point flight.
The Helicopter Flight Cape Town has done two tours in Vietnam and spent a great deal of its life training pilots at Fort Rucker, Alabama. After purchasing the helicopter, it was stolen by a sheriff and used without consent during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. A federal court order returned the helicopter to its rightful owner.
- May I make a video of our actual tour?
Our flights aren't captured on Video. Therefore we allow the passengers to bring their camera's on the flight.
Dress comfortable, the temperature in the helicopter is the same as outside. If you plan to take photographs we recommend wearing darker colours to reduce any window reflections. Hats are not allowed to be worn around the helicopters as they can fly up into the rotors and damage the aircraft. We will be happy to hold any hats for you until you return from your tour. Huey: Bring warm Jersey. Camera. Sunglasses. No loose shoes (flip-flops). No caps/hats or scarves. Jetranger & Longranger: Camera. Sunglasses. No caps, hats or scarves.
- Do you recommend taking anti-motion sickness medication?
If you are particularly prone to motion sickness, taking a precautionary anti-motion sickness medication is a good idea. However, our flights are very smooth and turns are slow and gentle (except for the HUEY COMBAT MISSION). Some of our tours are professional scenic tours, and some are designed to thrill ride. Most people do not experience motion sickness and do not need anti-motion sickness medication.
- When is the best time to fly?
We suggest that you book your helicopter flight prior to arrival in Cape Town, South Africa. This assures you of a tour time that fits into your vacation plans. It's also wise to book your tour for the early part of your stay. That way if your pilot determines that weather conditions on a particular day are not optimal for a tour, you will have some options for re-scheduling. As far as the best time of day for a helicopter tour, you should primarily consider your personal schedule. Most of the time we are blessed with beautiful weather in Cape Town and the time of day, whether it be morning or afternoon, will make no difference. If we happen to have a rainy weather pattern the pilot will consult weather reports and other pilots who have been flying to determine if we can operate a good tour. The Huey Helicopter Co & Sports Helicopters does not want to take our guests on a flight unless we are reasonably certain we can give you an excellent experience.
- How much experience do your pilots have?
All pilots for The Huey Helicopter Co & Sports Helicopters are highly experienced & fully certified. Our pilots and engineers are a group of dedicated aviators whose vast experience largely contributes to the maintenance of our impeccable safety record.
- How long have The Huey Helicopter Co & Sports Helicopters been in business? December 2006.
- Does The Huey Helicopter Co & Sports Helicopters offer flights that are not primarily for scenic viewing?
Yes. We are a charter company, We offer specialised tours to Game Farms, Wine estates etc. and provide flights to and from the airport.
We open for business at 8:00 am each day and close at 5:00 pm, South African Time. Everyday with exception to Christmas day.
- Is there a weight restriction?
If a passenger weighs more than 250lbs (114kgs), you will be charged for a seat and a half. There are weight restrictions, and therefore if you have any queries, it is best to inquire while making your booking.
- Will we be the only ones in the helicopter? How is the seating arranged?
The Huey is a shared flight with other guests (unless chartered privately) Seating is done by weight and balance. However, all seats are great as there are no doors. With Jetranger, Longranger flight, flights are private. However, we do reserve the right to share the trip.
- Are we guaranteed to see all of the sights mentioned in your tour descriptions?
The points of interest mentioned in our tour descriptions are highlights of the tour, which we always do our best to show you depending on wind and weather. Each tour is unique in that we'll show you the best currently available scenery while also trying to accommodate all of your special requests within the allotted time.
- What type of Helicopters do we fly?
Sports Helicopters operates Bell Jetrangers (4 passengers), a Bell Longranger (6 passengers) and a Bell Huey (9 passengers).
- Is the Huey Combat an aerobatic flight?
The Huey flies a simulated Combat mission, and does low-level flying and sharp manoeuvres, to give you the feel of Vietnam, it does not flip, and it is not aerobatic.
Huey: No under 7-year-olds. An adult must accompany all minors under the age of 18. Jetrangers / Longranger: All ages.
- Can I fly if I am pregnant?
- Are we alone in the helicopter?
Huey: The Huey takes nine passengers and seats are sold on an individual basis. Jetranger / Longranger: This will be a private flight.
- What happens if the weather is terrible?
Clients will be advised regarding the weather. Should the flight not be able to take place at the scheduled time we would try to reschedule the trip or do a refund.
- What times and days do we fly?
Sports Helicopters operates seven days a week from 08h00 till 17h00. All flights are on a booking basis. Booking is essential.
- Where is the departure location?
We are situated in the V & A Waterfront.


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A highly accomplished financial industry leader, Mr. Ayman Amin Sejiny has been named the new General Manager cum chief executive officer (CEO) of Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD), reports ITREALMS.
Arising from its recently held 91st Meeting, Dr. Bandar Hajjar, the President of IsDB and Chairman of ICD Board of Directors said "After a rigorous search, the Board concluded that Ayman's considerable experience in banking sector, along with his strong track record of success as a CEO, made him the outstanding candidate for the role. Mr. Ayman has demonstrated throughout his career the ability to work successfully in different environments, designing and leading strategies which resulted in impressive value creation. I look forward to working with him to create the next chapter of ICD's story of success".
Mr Ayman Sejiny, incoming CEO, said: "I have admired ICD from the outside for many years and am delighted, therefore, to have been chosen to lead the corporation in the next exciting phase of its journey. I greatly look forward to meeting employees, leaders, customers and other stakeholders after I join in October and to working with them to achieve further success in the years to come."
Mr. Ayman Amin Sejiny is highly accomplished financial industry leader. He served as Chief Executive Officer of Ibdar Bank BSC, Bank Alkhair, Barclays Capital Saudi Arabia and as the Chairman of Open-Silicon, Inc and Bahrain Financing Company Group as well as a Board member of Unicorn Bahrain. Mr. Sejiny has in-depth knowledge and more than 24 years' experience in investment and corporate banking in the local, regional and international markets. He held a senior role in a number of regional and international financial institutions, including Citi Bank and ABN AMRO affiliate in Saudi Arabia (Saudi American Bank "SAMBA" and Saudi Hollandi Bank).
Mr. Sejiny is Board and C-Level performer with vast experience in innovating financial processes and products and establishing boards, managements and institutions in highly regulated and sophisticated jurisdictions and industry sectors. Mr Ayman holds a BA in Finance from Eastern Michigan University, United States.
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Posted by ITREALMS at Friday, October 12, 2018
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Ятло Леонід Петрович - (народ. 22 травня 1958) - хоровий диригент, педагог, музично-громадський діяч, заслужений працівник культури України
 Віталій Ятло (Укрсплав) - лауреат сезону чемпіонатів України з футзалу.

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