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of Computer and Information Science , within Linköping University . Your work assignments As a PhD student, you devote most of your time to doctoral studies and the research projects of which you are part. Your
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Rising Innovative city . The position is formally based at the Division of Statistics and Machine Learning (STIMA) within the Department of Computer and Information Science. At STIMA we conduct research
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curiosity, independence, and teamwork. More information about the division is available at: https://liu.se/en/organisation/liu/isy/rt . For more information about working at the Department of Electrical
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equations. Your main research assignments will be to develop new models and methods for generative sampling and Bayesian inference. You will be jointly supervised by Assistant Prof. Zheng Zhao (https
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distributed wireless systems" which is conducted in collaboration between Linköping University (LiU) and Lund University (LU). Read more here: https://elliit.se/project/machine-learning-for-sensing-in
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, where AI models are trained without having all data in a single computer. This makes it possible to use larger datasets for training, without sending sensitive data between hospitals. The goal is to
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and supportive Laboratory of Organic Electronics (https://www.liu.se/loe ). LOE currently has >150 researchers and research students across thirteen group sharing an open lab environment for fruitful
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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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solutions across the natural sciences. Your workplace You will be employed at the Department of Mathematics in the Division of Applied Mathematics, https://liu.se/en/organisation/liu/mai/tima . The research
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formally based at the Division of Statistics and Machine Learning (STIMA) within the Department of Computer and Information Science . At STIMA, we conduct research and education in both statistics and