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Call for Internship (Winter 2024) — Closed


We'll begin hiring Summer 2025 interns in mid-April 2025. Stay tuned for more updates!

Research Topics

  • Diffusion models / Flow-based generative models
  • Generative models for diverse data types
  • 3D generation, editing, and deformation
  • Foundation models (LLMs / VLMs)
  • Video generative models
  • Neural rendering
  • Neural operators / AI for scientific applications

What You'll Do

As an intern, you'll have the opportunity to cultivate hands-on experience in research while participating in the following activities:

  • Tutorials: Curated coding assignments covering recent research topics such as NeRFs and diffusion models.
  • Project: A small-scale research project based on an idea provided by our group. Interns are also welcome to pitch their own ideas for the project.
  • Weekly Meetings: In-depth discussions on technical papers led by two student presenters (including both graduate students and undergraduate interns) every week.
  • Paper Digest Meetings: Lightweight meetings for briefly skimming through recent papers.

Resources

To find more information about our group, visit the followings:

Requirements

Conditions

  • Interns will be expected to commit to the internship for full-time at least 8 weeks.
  • Interns will be paid, and computing resources will be provided.
    Students enrolled in a university outside of Korea cannot be paid due to administrative restrictions.

How to Apply

Click the ''Application Form'' button at the top. You'll need to prepare the following files:

  • a copy of your transcript, and
  • your CV/resume (including your previous experience in research, internship, or course projects, and your programming skills. Not required but recommended).

Contact

mhsung (at) kaist.ac.kr

FAQ

  • Q. Can non-KAIST students apply?
    A. Yes.

  • Q. Can non-KAIST students stay in a KAIST dormitory during the internship?
    A. Yes.

  • Q. Can international students who are not enrolled in any Korean institutions apply?
    A. Yes, KAIST has a Visiting Student Researcher Program, although it is preferred for students who intend to undertake a longer-term internship (at least six months).


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