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previous experience with e-graphs, or is familiar with theory and algorithms used by, for example, proof assistants, term rewriting systems, optimizing compilers, program analysis tools, constraint solvers
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application! We are looking for a PhD student in Computer Science formally based at the Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA) as part of the national research program WASP. Wallenberg AI
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year project, funded by the DDLS program, we aim to develop AI-based tools in design of affinity ligands, such as the prediction of binding interactions between proteins. Data-driven life science (DDLS
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conduct world-class applied research. We change and make a difference. Do you want to become one of us? The Department of Computer Science (DIDA) is one of three departments at the Faculty of Computing
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the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. Dahlin’s team works at the intersection between experimental and computational medicine to map blood cell development at the single-cell level. This is performed
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education to enable regions to expand quickly and sustainably. In fact, the future is made here. The Department of Informatics is recruiting a PhD student for a fixed-term employment of four years starting in
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education to enable regions to expand quickly and sustainably. In fact, the future is made here. Umeå University is offering a PhD student position in Computer Science with a focus on visual language
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of scientific data, e.g. from image acquisition modalities or scientific simulations. Efficient algorithms are at the core of most of these data analysis and visualization applications. The focus of this Ph.D
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into how algorithmic systems influence the circulation of information and disinformation across digital platforms, and how such processes affect perceptions of credibility, truth, and democratic
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theoretical research, algorithm design, and the development of software tools that demonstrate the applicability of the new methods. Research environment The positions are hosted by the Department