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, CAV, SIGCOMM, NSDI) Independent, creative, and solution-oriented Excellent written and oral communication skills in English Strong motivation to explore new research domains Good team spirit and
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Independent, creative, and solution-oriented Excellent written and oral communication skills in English Strong motivation to explore new research domains at the intersection of AI and formal methods Good team
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with recent AI tools, are changing how mathematics is done. We are opening a postdoctoral position to explore what formal verification and algorithm discovery can bring to numerical analysis. There is no fixed
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curriculum of entrepreneurship classes for science and engineering students, helping them to acquire entrepreneurial skills and explore venture creation alongside their studies. You will have the opportunity
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and projected in data-scarce African cities, and how can these results be translated into an open and reproducible digital observatory supporting research, planning and participatory exploration
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of Competence in Research NCCR Genesis is a research infrastructure project funded by SNSF focussing on exploring the emergence of life in the Universe. This interdisciplinary research infrastructure brings
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revolutionizing exploration algorithms in very large data repositories. The DIAS lab pioneers just-in-time query engines which support analytics on raw data, data cleaning and query optimization for heterogeneous
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skills Strong publication record (relative to your career stage) Independent, creative, and solution-oriented Excellent written and oral communication skills in English Strong motivation to explore new
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Strong motivation to explore new research domains Good team spirit [XX] Nous offrons A stimulating and international working environment Competitive salary and excellent working conditions – more
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supervision Profile Recent PhD, or PhD nearing completion, in a relevant discipline. Independent, creative, and solution-oriented mindset Strong motivation to explore new research directions in