A PhD position in computational mathematics is available at the Euler institute of the Università della Svizzera italiana. The position is funded by the SNSF Starting grant “Multiresolution methods for unstructured data”:

Rapidly increasing unstructured data is omnipresent in our everyday lives. Typical examples are data from social networks, text and audio data, photos, and videos, but also scientific measurements and simulation data. Efficient processing and analysis of these data have become vital for our society.
In “Multiresolution methods for unstructured data”, we develop novel and fully discrete data- centric multiresolution approaches tailored to unstructured data, focusing on efficient algorithms for computational uncertainty quantification and adaptive strategies for active learning and non-smooth data.