Connectionists: Assistant Professor position at Lund University, deadline 20/11

[Jacek Malec]

Assistant Professorship in Semantic Systems and Natural Language Processing, tenure track

The Robotics and Semantic Systems group at the Department of Computer Science, Lund University, has announced an Assistant Professor position (biträdande universitetslektor, BUL) in Computer Science with focus on semantic systems and natural language processing.

The group (https://rss.cs.lth.se) is doing research in cognitive robotics and AI, including Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Human-Robot Interaction and Advanced Robotics. The group is part of the RobotLab LTH (https://robotics.lth.se). It is involved in a number of research centers and programmes, including WASP (Wallenberg Autonomous Software and Systems Programme, https://wasp-sweden.org), ELLIIT (Excellence Center at Linköping – Lund in Information Technology, https://elliit.se), LTH profile area: Pillars of AI and Digitalization and LU profile area: Natural and Artificial Cognition.

The candidate is expected to have a PhD a couple of years old, preferably after a postdoc, planning to settle for the academic career in a vibrant university (with a fresh Nobel prize in house:-).

Detailed information about the position may be found in the announcement:
https://lu.varbi.com/what:job/jobID:654845/?lang=en
The deadline for applying is 20th November 2023.

You are welcome to contact me for more details.

Jacek Malec, head of the RSS group

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Jacek Malec                                     jacek.malec at cs.lth.se
Department of Computer Science   tel. +46 46 2224950
LTH, Lund University                       cell +46 70 4950474
Box 118, 221 00 Lund, Sweden      http://cs.lth.se/Jacek_Malec/

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