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is BTH's largest department, with just over 70 employees. The department conducts research in computer science, covering the subfields of big data and AI, parallel computer systems, visual and
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architecture, parallel systems, programming language theory, embedded systems or software engineering. Documented ability to teach operating systems and compiler construction. Practical experience of systems
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sciences. Its vast scope also benefits our undergraduate and graduate programmes, and we now teach courses in several engineering programmes at bachelor’s and master’s levels, as well as the programmes in
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, reliability, model-based AI, machine learning, and semantic or task-driven methods, within the group’s established research agenda. About the division and department At the Department of Electrical Engineering
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of the central challenges on the path toward large-scale quantum computing. In this PhD project, you will investigate how machine learning can enable faster, more scalable QEC decoding. The goal is to develop new
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and machine learning, digital health, and advanced signal processing, with applications in healthcare, autonomous systems, industry, and energy. Through interdisciplinary research, we contribute
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candidate will be part of the dynamic SciLifeLab community, both locally in Uppsala and across Sweden as a whole. For information on the SciLifeLab Fellow programme, see https://www.scilifelab.se/contact
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the development and application of quantitative methods for traffic-safety analysis. The research will combine empirical crash and traffic data with statistical modelling, machine learning and traffic or driving
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. The teaching staff often teach in several different programmes and meet students who work with product development in some form. Many students later become employed in the textile industry and appreciate having
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through a model-driven approach, i.e. a combination of simulation- and data-driven methods and tools with data analysis and machine learning as an important part. The work builds on established theories and