News
- 5 January 2009: The next Theory Days will
take place at Kääriku.
- 21 December 2008: Two new people will join us as EXCS postdocs in
Jan. 2009. Dr Silvio Capobianco will be arriving from Reykjavik (with a
detour through Rome), Dr James Chapman from Nottingham.
Also Dr Peep Küngas, an EXCS postdoc at the University of Tartu,
will spend some of his time at our place.
- 7 November 2008: In December, prof. Grigori Mints of Stanford
University will pay us a visit. In the 1980s he worked at our
department here in Tallinn.
- 20 October 2008: We can soon welcome a new postdoc at the
department. Dr Mohamed El-Zawawy earned his PhD from the University of
Birmingham in 2007 and his last position was with Cairo
University. At IoC he will start 10 November.
- 20 October 2008: On 14 November 2008, Ando Saabas will defend his
PhD thesis titled "Logics for
low-level code and proof-preserving program transformations".
- 16 September 2008: We welcome our new postdoc, Dr Keiko
Nakata. Keiko received her PhD from Kyoto University in 2007 and is
coming to us from CNAM/INRIA Rocquencourt.
- 29 August 2008: EXCS is seeking eight
postdocs. Application deadline: 30 Sept. 2008. Do apply!
- 29 August 2008: The kick-off meeting
of EXCS will take place 18-19 Sept at TUT. Don't miss it.
- 8 July 2008: Our proposal for a new national centre of excellence
2008-2015 in computer science, EXCS, has been awarded funding. Of
the 24 projects submitted, only 7 were accepted, among them the two
proposals that grew out of our earlier CoE, CDC.
- 12 June 2008: Ando Saabas
has been awarded the 2008 Ustus Agur scholarship for PhD studies in
ICT of the Estonian Association of IT and
Telecommunications (ITL). Congratulations!
- 3 June 2008: We have been entrusted to organize the 1st training
school of the COST action IC0701 Formal Verification of Object-Oriented
Software. The school will take place at Viinistu, 25-29
Jan. 2009.
- 26 May 2008: We have successfully completed the selection of
candidates to the two positions we announced in the Mobius project. Assuming all works
out well with residence permits, we can welcome two new colleagues at
the department from 1 Aug. and 1 Oct. 2008.
- 23 April 2008: The Estonian
Academy of Sciences has elected four new foreign members. Two of
them have ties with our department. Grigori Mints, professor of
Stanford University, worked at our department in the 1980s. Jaak
Peetre, professor emeritus of Lund University, collaborated with Uno
Kaljulaid and has recently published a book on his scientific heritage
with Jaan Penjam. Congratulations!
Latest update 5 January 2009