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PhD jobs in Computer Science · Sweden

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    KTH | Doctoral student in machine learning and optimization

    KTH Royal Institute of Technology

    Stockholm, SwedenDeadline 22 Oct 2026

    KTH is now inviting talented and highly motivated candidates to apply for this doctoral position. The doctoral student will develop new algorithms and well-founded methods, formalize their theoretical foundations, and evaluate them experimentally. The research will be broadly situated in machine learning, including (but not limited to) algorithmic knowledge discovery, graph mining and social network analysis, optimization for machine learning, representation learning, and fair, accountable, and transparent machine learning.

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    KTH | Doctoral student in robotic manipulation of deformable objects

    KTH Royal Institute of Technology

    Stockholm, SwedenDeadline 30 Oct 2026

    The PhD student will work within GEOMANIP, an ERC Starting Grant project that aims to revolutionize the robotic manipulation of deformable objects by uncovering and exploiting their fundamental geometric nature. GEOMANIP proposes a paradigm shift that integrates the differential geometric structure of deformable objects into novel continuum physics-inspired neural representations, serving as the bedrock of a physically-grounded manipulation pipeline encompassing perception, planning, and control. The PhD student will contribute to one or more of the following topics: theoretical foundations an

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    Doctoral students in Networked Systems Security

    KTH Royal Institute of Technology

    Stockholm, SwedenDeadline 31 Oct 2026

    Doctoral students in Networked Systems Security at KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Stockholm). Deadline 2026-10-31.

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    Doctoral Student in Machine Learning for Quantum Error Correction

    Chalmers University of Technology

    Gothenburg, SwedenDeadline 30 Nov 2026

    Quantum computers promise capabilities far beyond today's computers, but only if we can reliably protect quantum information from errors. Quantum error correction (QEC) is therefore one of the central challenges on the path toward large-scale quantum computing.

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