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-assisted AI and control systems is to deliver the right and significant piece of information to the right point of computation (or actuation) at the correct moment in time. To address this challenge, you
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NAISS, the National Academic Infrastructure for Supercomputing in Sweden, provides academic users with high-performance computing resources, storage capacity, and data services. NAISS is hosted by
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different backgrounds. This position requires that you have graduated at Master’s level in in computer science, media technology, computer engineering, human-computer interaction, visual learning and
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for tomorrow´s Swedish forest value chain. More information about WWSC can be found here: Home - WWSC The employment When taking up the post, you will be admitted to the program for doctoral studies. More
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to the program for doctoral studies. More information about the doctoral studies at each faculty is available at Doctoral studies at Linköping University The employment has a duration of normally four years’ full
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NAISS, the National Academic Infrastructure for Supercomputing in Sweden, provides academic users with high-performance computing resources, storage capacity, and data services. NAISS is hosted by
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, genetic manipulations, analysis of genomic rearrangements, telomere assays, and RNA sequencing. The activities include literature review, lab working and computational bioinformatics analysis. Your
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induction. You will combine advanced genetic engineering approaches with survival assays, fluorescence-based techniques in fixed and live cells, single-cell sequencing, and computational bioinformatics
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. Computational tools for simulating such processes - both traditional based e.g. on computational fluid dynamics and more recent based on AI/machine learning - constitute fundamental scientific domains that act as
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media and internet infrastructure computing cultures and materialities as heritage values and economies in algorithmic/data cultures social and cultural perspectives on dismantling communication networks