Postdoctoral scholarship

Umeå University in Sweden is advertising a postdoctoral scholarship in discrete mathematics within the project “Bounds for Pancake Sorting and Analysis of the Pancake Graph” . The work is based in the Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics and will be carried out in close collaboration with Associate Professor Gerold Jäger and the Discrete Mathematics group. The project focuses on pancake sorting , a classic problem in combinatorial optimization and graph theory . Research topics ...

UNS Scholarship 2027 is open for international students at Universitas Sebelas Maret in Indonesia for the August 2027 intake. The scholarship supports study at the bachelor's, master's, and PhD levels across a wide range of fields, including economics and business, law, cultural sciences, social and political sciences, fine arts and design, psychology, medicine, mathematics and natural sciences, agriculture, engineering, teacher training and education, sports sciences, animal husbandry, informat...

TiTech MEXT Scholarship 2027 is a fully funded graduate scholarship at Tokyo Institute of Technology in Japan , supported by the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT). It is open for Master’s , Integrated Doctoral , and PhD study through Tokyo Tech’s International Graduate Programs (IGPA, IGPB, IGPC). Research and study areas include mathematics , physics , chemistry , earth and planetary science , mechanical engineering , systems and control engineering ...

PhD Scholarship in Graph Machine Learning at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC), School/Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Science and Engineering. This opportunity is for a PhD in Computer Science & Operations Research with research interests in Graph Machine Learning and Graph Neural Networks . The scholarship is available for 1 place and is designed for full-time doctoral study. Funding: tuition fee coverage plus a monthly stipend of RMB 4,500 , funded for up to 36 month...

KU Leuven is offering a fully funded PhD position in Explanations for Combinatorial Optimization within Bart Bogaerts’ research group on Knowledge Representation and Combinatorial Optimization, part of the Declarative Languages and Artificial Intelligence (DTAI) section of the Department of Computer Science. The project sits at the intersection of combinatorial optimization, logic, and trustworthy AI. The research team studies how high-level, human-readable problem specifications are translated ...