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Christian Holz und Niao He promoted to Associate Professors
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- Sensing, Interaction & Perception Lab
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- Optimization & Decision Intelligence Group
Niao He and Christian Holz, both currently Tenure Track Assistant Professors at ETH Zurich, have been promoted to Associate Professors of Computer Science. Niao He works in the general field of mathematical optimisation, particularly the basics and methods of intelligent decision-making. Christian Holz conducts research on designing intelligent interfaces and technologies that will complement human beings in the future and enable them to interact with content.
Vera Traub appointed as Associate Professor of Theoretical Computer Science
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- Faculty
- Institute of Theoretical Computer Science
Vera Traub, currently Professor at the University of Bonn, is a prize-winning scientist in the field of approximation algorithms and combinatorial optimisation. Her research sheds light on fundamental questions to do with the efficient computation of solutions for difficult optimisation problems.
"My favourite place at ETH was the CAB relax nap room"
News
In the "We Are ETH Podcast", Alexis Block, a former doctoral student at D-INFK, talks about her favourite space in Zurich: a secret nap room in CAB. The Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University also reveals what she wanted to be when she grew up and where she’s headed with her research.
Outstanding doctoral theses 2024
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- Studies
- Students
Five D-INFK doctoral graduates have received ETH Medals for their outstanding dissertations. Congratulations, Charlotte Bunne, Jingxuan He, Antonio Orvieto, Václav Rozhoň and Paul-Edouard Sarlin!
Welcome, Michal Friedman
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- Faculty
- Front – Spotlight
- Welcome interview
- Institute for Computing Platforms (Systems Group)
Michal Friedman will take up her position as Tenure Track Assistant Professor in December. In this interview, she talks about why she decided to pursue an academic career, what goals she'd like to achieve at ETH Zurich, and recommends a piece of pop culture, which revolves around a very famous computer scientist.