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New blog entry: How much should the base funding be? And how should it be distributed?

The simple question in the heading hides an unimaginable number of perspectives, challenges and, not least, opinions...Read the September Head of Schools Blog where Lars Nordstöm, Vice Head of School and Responsibility for Faculty Development and Recruitment, reflects on the issue.

Lars Nordström
dep. head of school, professor

larsno@kth.se , +4687906830

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EECS is looking for a new programme director

We are looking for a new programme director for our Master's programme in Machine learning (TMAIM), one of the largest Master's programmes focused on Machine Learning in Europe. The new assignment will start 1 January, 2020 and working hours is around 25% of a full time position.

For any questions, please contact Ann Lantz, Director of First and Second Cycle Education at EECS, KTH

Ann Lantz
dep. head of school, professor

alz@kth.se , +4687906817

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International students to EECS

New international students have arrived to EECS

As vacation time is coming to an end, the most exiting period of the year starts at KTH. The arriving students have been welcomed with activities and music all over campus in celebration of the academic journey they are about to begin.

New international students have arrived

Congratulation to Pawel Herman – appointed as a new programme director

Pawel Herman is appointed as a new programme director for CDATE, he starts 1 January 2020. Read his thoughts before his new assignment.

New programme director for CDATE

New framework for fruit and milk

As of 2 September KTH has a new framework agreement regarding fruit and milk.

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New EECS information material

A printed folder in English about electrical engineering and computer science at KTH is now available. There is also a Swedish version in PDF format. ...

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Best Paper Awards to SCS

Congratulations to the three PhD students at the division of Software and Computer Systems recently received three best paper awards: Negar Safinianai...

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Internal news for EECS

Congratulation to Pawel Herman
18 Sep 2019
EECS is looking for a new programme director
28 Aug 2019
New international students have arrived to EECS
28 Aug 2019
News from the Teachers' Day on 23 August
28 Aug 2019
New framework for fruit and milk
28 Aug 2019

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Internal events for EECS

NVIDIA GPU Boot Camp and Deep Learning Workshop

24
Sep

Training and courses

Tue 2019-09-24, 08:30 - Wed 2019-09-25, 17:30

Lecturer: NVIDIA

Location: OpenLab Conference Center, Valhallavägen 79, 114 28 Stockholm

2019-09-24T08:30:00.000+02:00 2019-09-25T17:30:00.000+02:00 NVIDIA GPU Boot Camp and Deep Learning Workshop (Training and courses) NVIDIA GPU Boot Camp and Deep Learning Workshop (Training and courses)
On Stakeholders and Data Biases in Music Recommendation

25
Sep

Lectures and seminars

Wednesday 2019-09-25, 15:30 - 17:00

Lecturer: Peter Knees

Location: Seminarierum, 1440, E-huset

2019-09-25T15:30:00.000+02:00 2019-09-25T17:00:00.000+02:00 On Stakeholders and Data Biases in Music Recommendation (Lectures and seminars) On Stakeholders and Data Biases in Music Recommendation (Lectures and seminars)
Adaptive self-other similarity in facial appearance and behavior for facilitating cooperation between humans and artificial systems

26
Sep

Seminars and lectures

Thursday 2019-09-26, 11:00

Lecturer: Maha Ahmed Kamal Elgarf, CST/EECS/KTH

Location: Room 4423, Lindstedtsvägen 5, KTH, Stockholm

2019-09-26T11:00:00.000+02:00 2019-09-26T11:00:00.000+02:00 Adaptive self-other similarity in facial appearance and behavior for facilitating cooperation between humans and artificial systems (Seminars and lectures) Adaptive self-other similarity in facial appearance and behavior for facilitating cooperation between humans and artificial systems (Seminars and lectures)

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