Anastasia Dimou

KU Leuven is advertising three open research positions for PhD students or postdocs in the area of knowledge graphs and large language models (LLMs), with a strong connection to GraphRAG , semantic web technologies, and data-centric AI. The openings are hosted by Anastasia Dimou , a tenure-track assistant professor at KU Leuven. The three projects are: 1) Automated data understanding and annotation — constructing knowledge graphs automatically from semi-structured data. 2) Access control — studying who can access an underlying knowledge graph when interacting with a language model / GraphRAG system. 3) Versioning — investigating how a language model / GraphRAG system can retrieve information from a versioned knowledge graph. These positions are especially relevant for candidates with interests in computer science , information technology , semantic web, knowledge representation, retrieval-augmented generation, and data management. The post does not mention a scholarship programme; it is a research hiring call rather than a general studentship announcement. No detailed funding package, stipend amount, tuition coverage, or deadline is included in the provided text. The post links to KU Leuven vacancy pages for each project, which should contain the formal application instructions and full eligibility criteria. Interested applicants should review the vacancy pages, select the project that best matches their background, and apply through the KU Leuven job site.