Our institute invites applications for grants aimed at scientists having a PhD who wish to lead an independent project of applied research and development within the institute.
read moreThe Romanian Institute of Science and Technology invites applications for grants aimed at young postdoctoral scientists who wish to lead an independent project within the institute, applying machine learning to the field where the postdoctoral scientist has expertise.
read moreOur institute welcomes as interns students in economics, business, business information systems and related fields.
read moreThe Loihi chip implements in hardware “synaptic eligibility traces”, components of a learning rule developed by RIST’s Răzvan Florian, which allow the implementation of this learning rule on the chip.
read moreOur institute supported, as partner, the first edition of the Transylvanian Machine Learning Summer School (TMLSS), which took place in Cluj, Transylvania, Romania in July 16-22, 2018. The focus of school was on Deep Learning and Reinforcement Learning. The school was organized by machine learning researchers from DeepMind (Răzvan Pașcanu, Viorica Pătrăucean), Romanian Institute of Science and Technology (Luigi Malagò, Răzvan Florian), and McGill University & DeepMind (Doina Precup).
read moreOur scientists have worked on mathematical and network theoretical models that contribute to preventing relapse in alcohol addiction.
read moreThe Romanian Institute of Science and Technology invites applications from young scientists for research projects to be funded with up to 550,000 lei (about 122,000 euros) for up to 2 years. Our institute welcomes scientists who would like to apply for this funding and, if successful, will come to work full time in the institute, implementing the funded projects.
read moreJames Watson has been awarded the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his contribution to the discovery of the molecular structure of nucleic acids and its significance for information transfer in living material.
read moreJames Watson has been awarded the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his contribution to the discovery of the molecular structure of nucleic acids and its significance for information transfer in living material.
read moreThe institute invites applications for research projects to be funded with up to 2 million euros with European structural funds awarded through the Romanian National Authority for Research and Innovation.
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