[ecoop-info] PhD Scholarships at the IT University of Copenhagen

[Kasper Osterbye]

PhD Scholarships at the IT University of Copenhagen

The IT University of Copenhagen (ITU) invites applications for a number of
PhD scholarships starting in the beginning of 2008 in any of the research
groups represented at ITU.

Programming, Logic and Semantics: Programming languages, automated
reasoning, logical frameworks, proof assistants, semantics, category theory,
domain theory, distributed and mobile computing, business processes,
concurrency theory, electronic voting.

Center for Computer Games Research: Game aesthetics, game ontology, game
culture, game play, player communities, game design theory, games and human
computer interfaces/game testing, and game software development.

Innovative Communication: Advanced and innovative communication trends,
historical and rhetorical methods of innovation, theories and applications
of new media, design and development of interactive technologies in the
contexts of prior and emerging cultures of information.

Computational Logic and Algorithms: Efficient and mathematically sound
solutions to problems arising in logical formulations within planning,
scheduling, verification, test, and configuration; algorithms for searching
and storing of large amounts of data.

Software Development Group: Requirements specification, user interface
software technology, ubiquitous computing, software architectures, empirical
studies of software development in organizations, object-oriented
methodology and notations, programming language technology for functional
and object-oriented languages, and more.
Design of Organizational IT: Computer supported cooperative work, design
anthropology, information systems, participatory design, and science and
technology studies, design and use of IT involving current and prospective
users, IT designers and managers, health care organizations and IT,
interaction design.

For more information about the individual research groups and their research
interests visit :

http://www1.itu.dk/sw66047.asp

 
You are also welcome to contact individual members of the faculty directly
for more information about their respective research areas.