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- Application Expert at UPPMAX2021-02-25
- Teknisk Systemadministratör vid UPPMAX2021-02-25
- Assistant Professor in Computer Systems, with specialization in Embedded Systems2021-02-18
- PhD Student in Ultrasound Imaging and Image Reconstruction2021-02-18
- Associate Professor in Scientific Computing2021-02-18
- Associate Professor in Numerical Analysis2021-02-18
- Assistant Professor in Scientific Computing2021-02-18
- PhD student in Computer Systems focusing on memory management in architecture and operating systems2021-02-11
- Wang Yi named 2020 ACM Fellow2021-01-14
- PhD student in computer science focusing on scheduling theory2021-01-12
- Peter Stoica named Distinguished Fellow of IETI for 20212021-01-04
- The application for Tech Girl of the Year 2021 is open2020-12-03
- It is important to work on equal opportunities2020-12-03
- Researchers from IT win AI challenge2020-11-25
- New professors at the Department of Information Technology2020-03-09
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