("http://ics.aalto.fi/") at Aalto University in Espoo/Helsinki, Finland,
pursues research on advanced computational methods for modelling,
analysing, and solving complex tasks in technology and science. The
research aims at the development of fundamental computer science methods
for the analysis of large and high-dimensional data sets, and for the
modelling and design of complex software, networking and other
computational systems.
To promote its ambitious research agenda, the Department is seeking
postdoctoral researchers. While the present call focuses on the topics
listed below, outstanding candidates in other areas of information and
computer science compatible with the Department's research mission are
also welcome to apply. Applications should be received at latest on 2
April 2012 for full consideration. The Department may decide to make
offers to outstanding candidates already before the end of the call.
1. Distributed computing (contact: keijo.heljanko@aalto.fi)
2. Deep learning (contact: juha.karhunen@aalto.fi)
3. Machine learning in human computer interaction (contact:
samuel.kaski@aalto.fi)
4. Statistical data analysis for biomarker discovery and disease
prediction (contact: harri.lahdesmaki@aalto.fi)
5. Computational biology and regulatory genomics (contact:
harri.lahdesmaki@aalto.fi)
6. Symmetric key cryptanalysis (contact: kaisa.nyberg@aalto.fi)
7. Kernel-based learning with multiple outputs, views and models
(contact: juho.rousu@aalto.fi)
8. Pattern discovery in deep biosphere (contact: juho.rousu@aalto.fi)
9. Multi-scale modelling of ecosystems (contact: juho.rousu@aalto.fi and
jaakko.hollmen@aalto.fi)
10. Statistical physics and computer science (contact: erik.aurell@aalto.fi)
11. Speech and language processing (contact: mikko.kurimo@aalto.fi)
Please see the full call text at
"http://dept.ics.tkk.fi/calls/postdoc_Mar2012/" for application
instructions and information about the Department and Aalto University.
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