The Department of Computer Science at the Faculty of Technology, Art and Design (TKD) has a vacant PhD Fellowship position in the field of artificial intelligence with quantum computing. The project combines evolutionary algorithms (EAs) with quantum computing, focusing on its application in complex multi-objective optimization problems. The PhD candidate will be part of the Artificial Intelligence academic group.

We offer two fully funded 3-year PhD positions working with Associate Professor Simon Greenhill and Professor Quentin Atkinson to revolutionize our understanding of human linguistic and cultural diversity.

For decades Hiroki Sayama has sought to achieve what a century ago would have been mere science fiction—creating life on our computers.

Prof. Balázs Lengyel is searching for applicants for a 3-year Momentum MSCA Fellowship at ANETI Lab in Budapest, in the area of network science, urban data science, economic geography. Application deadline is May 31.

Welcome to the NORA Annual Conference 2025, at Byparken in Halden on 2-3 June. Several prominent names within AI have already been confirmed as keynote speakers, and the rest of the program will be announced shortly. Find information below on important dates and deadlines, registration details and more - see you there!

We are pleased to invite you to the Workshop titled "Embracing Complexity - Principled and Practical Approaches to Emergence". The workshop is scheduled for June 23-27 2025 at the Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Physics and Complex Systems (IFISC in Spanish) in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.

The 29th Advanced School in Life Sciences on Neuroscience Unleashed is an elite international neuroscience school, set to take place at Israel Institute for Advanced Studies (IIAS) at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem from July 20-24, 2025. This immersive five-day program will bring together some of the world’s most renowned experts to explore the cutting edge of neuroscience research.

The last chapter of the present trilogy turns out to be a miscellany of modern approaches to relational biology, all of them focused on capturing the temporal nature of living systems. As we shall see, although independent, all these results point to a general theory of biological organization. Rosen's dream.

7 July - 25 July 2025, Fred Kavli Knowledge Center, Eresfjord, Norway.

Collective behaviour is all around us from flocks of birds to schools of fish to human crowds. Collective behaviour happens across multiple spatial and temporal scales making it one of the most ubiquitous, natural phenomena around us. For a long time, organismal collective behaviour has been studied separately across many disciplines from biology to ecology to physics to engineering. The aim of this school is to bring multiple disciplinary approaches to collective behaviour, studying a wide variety of organisms using different methods. The school thus aims to prepare the next generation of scientists that are exposed to a breadth of approaches to study collective behaviour.