PhD Representatives
This webpage is not always immediately updated after the PhD Council
meetings for all PhD students, when the PhD representatives are elected.
The information below is guaranteed to be correct as of
December 8th, 2011.
Below follows a
list of the postgraduate representatives
in the different school bodies at KTH CSC, and also
short personal presentations
of the representatives in alphabetic order.
Note that there are still
vacant positions!
Since the working language of the school is Swedish, it is preferrable
that postgraduate students should have a working knowledge of Swedish
(at least regarding listening comprehension, speaking in English
yourself is perfectly OK).
Postgraduate Representatives in the School Bodies
Postgraduate Students' Council Chairman and
member of the Strategic Council and Executive Group
(e-mail)
Mikael Lindahl
Postgraduate Students' Council Secretary and
Deputy Member of the Strategic Council and Executive Group
(e-mail)
Jennifer Grünig
Department representatives and members of Doctoral Program Council
Doctoral Program in Mediated Communication
(e-mail)
Department - Media technology and interaction design:
Maria Svedin
Department - Media technology and interaction design:
Fredrik Enoksson
Department - Speech, Music and Hearing:
Vacant
Doctoral Program in Computer Science
(e-mail)
Department - Computational Biology:
Iman Kamali Sarvestani
Department - Theoretical Computer Science:
Karl Palmskog
Department - Computer vision and robotics>
Magnus Burenius
Department - Speech, Music and Hearing:
Raveesh Meena
Doctoral Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics
(e-mail)
Department - Numerical analysis:
Kaspar Müller
Members of Employment Committee
(e-mail)
Elina Eriksson,
Kaspar Müller
and
Raveesh Meena
Member of Working Environment Group
(e-mail)
Jennifer Grünig
Member of Equal Treatment Group
(e-mail)
Pedro de Carvalho Gomes
and
Mehmood Khan
Short Personal Presentations
I have been at the division computational biology (CB) since
February 2009 in Jeanette Hellgren Kotaleskis’s lab. My PHD
research interests concerns basal ganglia and how it is involved
in action selection and decision making. Basal ganglia are a
group of subcortical nuclei controlling action selection and
injury to basal ganglia can cause Parkinson’s or Huntington’s
disease. I am working with computer models of spiking neural
networks and use them to understand the function of basal ganglia.
Jennifer Grünig
Presentation to be added later.
Maria Svedin
Presentation to be added later.
Fredrik Enoksson
Presentation to be added later.
Iman Kamali Sarvestani
Presentation to be added later.
Karl Palmskog
Presentation to be added later.
Magnus Burenius
Presentation to be added later.
Raveesh Meena
Presentation to be added later.
Elina Eriksson
I am back again at my alma mater, after a period as a software
developer and interaction designer and then PhD-studies at Uppsala
University. I started my PhD-studies in 2006 and in october 2009 I
presented my licentiate
thesis:
Making Sense of Usability - Organizational Change and Sensemaking
when Introducing User-Centred Systems Design in Public Authorities.
After the licentiate I started working here at the HCI-department at CSC.
Kaspar Müller
Presentation to be added later.
I research Compositional Verification of Software in Theoretical
Computer Science Department at KTH since 2010. Previously I finished
my Master (2010) and my Bachelor (2003), both in the Computer Science
department at Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil. My current
research interests are in Formal Methods field: Software Verification,
Temporal Logics and Model Checking. Previously I researched P2P
networks and Information Retrieval. I am also interest in the Complex
networks theory, Graph Theory and Free Software development.
Mehmood Khan
Presentation to be added later.
PhD Representatives