Within the V-MOVE program, the University of Santiago de Compostela in Spain is offering a position for an intern in the field of Human-Computer Interaction and Virtual reconstruction. Interested researchers and professionals may apply through the Call4Mobility.
Name of the hosting institution:
University of Santiago de Compostela
Brief description of the unit hosting the internship:
The Department of Electronics and Computation of the University of Santiago de Compostela has been working in the spreading of cultural heritage by new technologies from 1996.
The research group that will host the internships investigates human-computer interaction, virtual reconstruction and computer graphics and their application in real life.
The group has developed a range of technologies and has produced numerous very interesting virtual reconstructions of different monuments and traditions, which have been exhibited in the most important museums and universities around Europe.
Max number of internships/year: 2
Areas of host institution’s expertise for internship proposals:
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Virtual reconstruction
- Computer Graphics in real-life contexts
Project description:
Projects will be dependent on the knowledge and background of the intern and the on-going projects of the research group.
Internship profile:
The research group welcomes applications in all relevant research areas, but is particularly interested in collaborating with interns who may bring experience and expertise in the application of Human-Computer Interaction and Computer Graphics.
Essential
Experience or interest in one or more of the following:
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Computer Graphics
- 3D modelling of objects and buildings
- Multimedia creation
- 3D PDF
- Web based 3D Multimedia creation
- Virtual Reality
- Augmented Reality
Preferred period:
No preferences
Min/max duration:
12-24 weeks
Accommodation support:
Help in finding accommodation at the University´s housing or another place
Facilities and Supervision:
All hardware and software, internet access and technical permissions necessary to carry out the agreed programme of work will be provided.
Overall supervision of the internship programme will be undertaken by Dr. Julian Flores González, who will also ensure that any training in technologies and methods that may be required will be provided.
