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the future, for e.g. digitisation, decarbonisation, smart cities, network security, intelligent production and assistance systems, transport optimisation, electromobility, molecular diagnostics , or
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4 years is possible. About the team Join the Responsible Machine Learning (ML) Group at the Faculty of Computer Science. Led by Prof. Dr. Martin Pawelczyk, who recently joined the University of Vienna
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-impact international journals and presenting at international conferences Independent teaching in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement Participation in the activities of the research group
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conferences Independent teaching in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement Participation in the activities of the research group and the deparrtment Contributing to the preparation of research
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, an extension to a total maximum of 4 years is possible. Join the Responsible Machine Learning (ML) Group at the Faculty of Computer Science. Led by Prof. Dr. Martin Pawelczyk, who recently joined the
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and presenting at international conferences Independent teaching in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement Participation in the activities of the research group and the deparrtment
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activities of the research group and the department Contributing to the preparation of research projects and the acquisition of external funding. Participating in scientific studies, publication
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our team and develop new ideas, technologies and experiments. Your personal sphere of influence: As university assistant (PraeDoc) on this 4-year position, you will be part of the research group
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research group “Quantum Information Science and Quantum Computation”, led by Univ.- Prof. Dr. Philip Walther. The group is part of the Quantum Science group at the Faculty of Physics, and a member of
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Quantum Many-Body Systems. For this, we apply a combination of methods from both Physics and Mathematics, complemented by concepts from Theoretical Computer Science. Our research group is located jointly