Open positions
Here I will post any information related to open positions at the PhD or postdoc level. Even if there is currently
no open call, if you are interested in pursuing a PhD or postdoc in probability and its applications at KTH, feel free to send me an email.
Note: For emails about specific positions, please include something in the subject line that indicates what position you are inquiring about.
Details about application process TBA.
Detailed information: Here.
There is currently an opening for a PhD position in the mathematics of artificial intelligence, with a focus on topics at the intersection of probability theory and machine learning. The position is part of the WASP program. More detailed information about the project can be found here; intersted students are also welcome (and encouraged) to contact me before the deadline to ask questions about the position.
The position is a time-limited, full-time, five year position starting August 2024 or at an agreed upon date. The position is fully funded for four years and will be extended to five years by assigning teaching duties. It also includes generous travel support. The position is financed within the Wallenberg Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP), and the student will participate in the WASP graduate school. Through this program the student will have a wide variety of opportunities to interact with other researchers and industry collaborators in AI, ML, and statistics, including events such as conferences and PhD courses.
Note: For emails about specific positions, please include something in the subject line that indicates what position you are inquiring about.
WASP PhD position in probability, analysis and AI
Application deadline: Spring 2024Details about application process TBA.
Detailed information: Here.
There is currently an opening for a PhD position in the mathematics of artificial intelligence, with a focus on topics at the intersection of probability theory and machine learning. The position is part of the WASP program. More detailed information about the project can be found here; intersted students are also welcome (and encouraged) to contact me before the deadline to ask questions about the position.
The position is a time-limited, full-time, five year position starting August 2024 or at an agreed upon date. The position is fully funded for four years and will be extended to five years by assigning teaching duties. It also includes generous travel support. The position is financed within the Wallenberg Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP), and the student will participate in the WASP graduate school. Through this program the student will have a wide variety of opportunities to interact with other researchers and industry collaborators in AI, ML, and statistics, including events such as conferences and PhD courses.