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FIMM-HIIT Doctoral student call 2014

HIIT and FIMM (Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland, http://www.fimm.fi) collaborate in seeking outstanding candidates for a doctoral student position in bioinformatics, computational systems biology and biomedicine. The position starts in August 2014.

Deadline: 
Friday, February 14, 2014
Employing university: 
Aalto University
University of Helsinki
More information: 

Please see full details at http://www.fimm.fi/en/open_positions/

Jobs: 
Job openings

Summer jobs in IT research institutions (deadline February 20th 2014)

Summer jobs in computer science research are waiting for students. Several salaried research assistant positions are available in a range of research projects.

There are jobs available for computer science and information technology students. In some projects there are also jobs available for students of mathematics, literature, language technology, general linguistics, geophysics, or seismology.

The research assistants are needed from May to September. Contracts can also be made for a shorter period.

Jobs are available at:

Deadline: 
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Employing university: 
Aalto University
University of Helsinki
Jobs: 
Job openings

ICRI-SC research featured in MIT Technology Review

Wed, 18.12.2013

An arXiv research report based on the work being done at the "Malware Insights"
project at the department, has been featured in MIT Technology Review's
"Emerging Technology From the arXiv" section.
 
The project team, consisting of Hien Truong, Eemil Lagerspetz, Sourav
Bhattacharya, Petteri Nurmi, Sasu Tarkoma, and N. Asokan have been
investigating the true extent of malware infection in Android devices.  

Helsinki Algorithms Seminar

Description

The Helsinki Algorithms Seminar is a weekly meeting of researchers in the Helsinki area interested in the art of algorithms and algorithm design, broadly interpreted to cover both theoretical ideas and algorithm engineering on concrete computing platforms. In most cases we have a presentation prepared for each meeting to communicate an idea, a recent result, work-in-progress, or demo, but this should not be at the expense of discussion and simply having fun with algorithms.

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