The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the College of Engineering and Computer Science is seeking a Post Doctoral Scholar to support the UCF Center of Ethics and the Laboratory for Interaction of Machine and Brain. The scholar would be a part of a research program funded by Meta at the intersection of neural engineering, human–machine interaction, ethics, and privacy. The project focuses on next-generation bio signal-driven interfaces for long-term use, emphasizing adaptability, robustness, and human-centered design with special focus on ethics and privacy. Responsibilities: This position is ideal for candidates who enjoy working across theory, experiments, and systems-level thinking, and who want their work to shape how humans interact with intelligent machines responsibly. What You’ll Work On You will contribute to the development and evaluation of ethics-centered adaptive brain/muscle–machine interface technologies using physiological signals (primarily sEMG). The work spans: Close collaboration with researchers in neuroscience, engineering, and ethics. Human-in-the-loop brain/muscle-machine experimentation focused on learning pedagogy for adaptive neural systems. Design and implementation of gamified environments for incorporating user feedback into system design. Research design around the ethics of privacy and sense-of-agency in system design. Longitudinal analysis across time and conditions Algorithm design and modeling. The role offers significant intellectual freedom and opportunities to shape the direction of the research.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree