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information sciences. In parallel with basic research, we develop ideas and technologies further into innovations and services. We are experts in systems science; we develop integrated solutions from care
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are experts in systems science; we develop integrated solutions from care of the elderly to space robotics. We are now looking for a postdoctoral researcher in quantum algorithms and optimization for Life
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application domains: bioinformatics, breeding, biomaterial synthesis, and cellulose‑processing enzyme design. You will develop hybrid quantum‑classical algorithms to tackle domain‑specific, computationally
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: bioinformatics, breeding, biomaterial synthesis, and cellulose‑processing enzyme design. You will develop hybrid quantum‑classical algorithms to tackle domain‑specific, computationally demanding problems. Methods
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‑processing enzyme design. You will develop hybrid quantum‑classical algorithms to tackle domain‑specific, computationally demanding problems. Methods will be designed for near‑term (NISQ‑era) deployment, with
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BUSINESS DEVELOPER to join a team of research experts from the School of Electrical Engineering. A funded Research to Business project SkyWake develops advancing imaging technology for small telescopes
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-quality and high-impact research and for creating research networks supporting their careers. We welcome applications across all areas in Computer Science, including Algorithms and theory Artificial
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-generated audio, led by Assistant Professor Lauri Juvela. The rapid development of generative AI has made it possible to create realistic speech and music, but it has also created risks related
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detection are necessary. This project develops watermarking methods and software for speech and audio generative models, focusing on robustness and suitability for open-source use. Your role and goals As a
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ENGINEERING for a funded position in an industrial collaboration project together with Neste Oyj, related to development of dynamic trickle bed reactor models. The project duration is four years, during which