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administrative duties may include: • Working in the student office, such as handling emails and phone calls, distributing exams and assignments, ordering light refreshments, booking rooms, etc. • Working
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administrative duties may include: • Working at the student office, such as handling emails and phone calls, distributing exams and assignments, ordering light refreshments, booking rooms, etc. • Working
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interfaces, distributed hardware control, scanning tools for running experiments, and metadata harvesting, to meet the continuously evolving research requirements. You will join an open and friendly team of 20
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including funding for two PhD students and two postdoctoral researchers. WISE Fellows will engage in collaboration, training, and activities within the WISE program both nationally and at Lund University
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. The employment is covered by the working time agreement for teachers. Please note that the work duties are not necessarily evenly distributed during the employment period and that the work may involve evening work
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Description of the workplace The Secure and Networked Systems Division within the Department of Electrical and Information Technology works broadly with research within Cryptography, Computer
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Job Description The PhD programme comprises 240 ECTS credits (equivalent to four years of full-time study) and concludes with a public defence of the PhD thesis. You will primarily focus on your PhD
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development and other administration depending on the actual needs. The teaching assistants are needed for the following courses: EITF20 Computer Architecture EITF60 Computer Architectures and Operating Systems
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(ITM) is now announcing a vacancy for a position at the doctoral program and employment as a doctoral student within the DBTMI project. Doctoral program subject Medical science Description of the project
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of the Saragovi Lab is to develop and apply a combined computational, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and high throughput experimental approach to systematically infer protein-semiconductor hierarchies materials and