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. The research and education in Computer Science focus on distributed systems and communications, security and privacy, and software engineering with AI playing an important role for the research in all three
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number of red-listed plant species, with particular focus on Swedish peatland, ecosystems that function both as major carbon sinks and habitats for highly specialized biodiversity. The main aim is to
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. The subject includes a bachelor’s programme in social work with approximately 350 students, and we are 30 members of staff working with education and research in the subject. Several of our researchers are part
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experience An account of administrative experience Plans for future work An account of collaborations, international experience, etc. A list of publications (in multi-authored publications, the role
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for future work An account of collaborations, international experience, etc. A list of publications (in multi-authored publications, the role of the applicant must be specified) An account of language skills
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at the undergraduate, Master’s and doctoral levels. The subject includes a bachelor’s programme in social work with approximately 350 students, and we are 30 members of staff working with education and research in
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and the reindeer husbandry. The call is an initiative within the research programme Wallenberg Initiatives in Forest Research, WIFORCE, with the aim of increasing understanding of the processes behind
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Computer Science. The doctoral programme is conducted within the framework of the REMATH II graduate school (Researching Practice-Based Mathematics Teacher Education), which is financed by the Swedish
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analytical perspectives. The cluster is part of the national research programme The Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program – Humanity and Society (WASP-HS), funded by the Wallenberg Foundations
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part of the position. Duties As a doctoral student, you will primarily dedicate time to your own studies. The doctoral programme comprises 240 credits for a Degree of Doctor and 120 credits for a Degree