PhD Scholarship in Graph Modification: Embark on a journey of academic excellence with a fully-funded PhD position in algorithmic graph theory at the esteemed Department of Computer Science and Engineering, situated in the picturesque city of Gothenburg, Sweden. Join a diverse and dynamic research environment, contribute to cutting-edge research in graph modification problems, and explore the intersection of structural graph theory, computational complexity, and algorithm design.
Study Area: Algorithmic Graph Theory
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
Eligibility/Qualification: Candidates must hold a Master’s degree or equivalent in computer science, mathematics, or a related field, with a minimum of 240 higher education credits. Proficiency in graph theory, classical/parameterized complexity, and algorithms is preferred, along with a documented research track record. Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English are required.
Description: As a PhD student, you will engage in independent research, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in algorithmic graph theory. Under the guidance of experienced researchers, you will conduct investigations into graph modification problems, exploring their tractability from both classical and parameterized complexity perspectives. This position offers ample opportunities for collaboration and interaction within the department and with other institutions.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit their application electronically with reference number 20240219. The application must include a CV, personal letter, evidence of written work, attested copies of completed education, and contact information for two references. Ensure that your application is complete and in English, and do not send applications by email. Use the provided button to access the application form.
Last Date: The application deadline is May 21, 2024.
For inquiries, please contact:
- Assistant Professor Esther Galby, galby@chalmers.se (Main supervisor)
- Associate Professor Ana Bove, bove@chalmers.se (Head of Logic and Types unit)
