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News
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I am looking for a
postdoc in SAT solving.
The
application deadline
is
September 24.
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This autumn I am teaching
DD2445
Complexity Theory.
The course has now started, but it is still perfectly possible to join.
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Together with
Johan Håstad
and
Per Austrin
I have received a grant for the project
Approximability and Proof Complexity
from the
Knut and Alice Wallenberg
Foundation.
I have also received a
Swedish Research Council
Consolidator Grant for the project
Proof Complexity and Efficient Computation.
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I am the main organizer of the workshop
Proof Complexity
at Schloss Dagstuhl – Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik
at the turn of the month January-February 2018,
as well as the workshop
Theory
and Practice of Satisfiability Solving
at Casa Matemática Oaxaca (affiliated with BIRS)
in August 2018.
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Interested in doing a research-oriented Master's thesis project?
I have a number of proposals for
projects
that I would be happy to supervise.
(Note, however, that these projects are intended for students
registered at KTH or who are geographically close and can work on
their thesis here at KTH.)
Professional activities
I am an Associate Professor in the
Theoretical Computer Science Group
at the
School of Computer Science
and Communication (CSC)
at
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
in Stockholm, Sweden.
During the academic years 2008-09 and 2009-10,
I was a postdoc at the
Computer Science and
Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
hosted by
Madhu Sudan.
Prior to that I was a PhD student of
Johan Håstad
in the Theory Group at KTH,
where I defended my PhD thesis in May 2008.
For those who would prefer not to read the whole
thesis
there are instead
[in Swedish only]
a
short popular science summary
and a
slightly longer popular science overview
of my research.
During my doctoral studies at KTH,
apart from doing some
teaching
I was also the President of the
Postgraduate
Students' Council (doktorandrådet)
at KTH CSC
and the postgraduate student representative in
the School Board
(skolstyrelsen) and the Executive Group (ledningsgruppen)
of KTH CSC.
I also organized the
informal
PhD student seminars
in Theoretical Computer Science.
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