Topic: research

The Estonian Centre of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence, led by the University of Tartu’s Institute of Computer Science, will address scientific issues of importance to Estonia. The government will support the centre of excellence with 7 million euros over seven years.

Over the next seven years, the government will fund ten centres of excellence addressing scientific issues of importance to Estonia. The University of Tartu has tight connections with all of them.

Abasi-amefon Obot Affia kaitseb doktoritööd „A Framework and Teaching Approach for IoT Security Risk Management“

On 23 November Piret Luik, Professor of Didactics of Informatics of the University of Tartu, will give the inaugural lecture “How to attract more girls to IT?” in the university’s assembly hall.

Pavlo Tertychnyi kaitseb doktoritööd „Machine learning methods for anti-money laundering monitoring“

On 13. November Nurlan Kerimov will defend His doctoral thesis "Building a catalogue of molecular quantitative trait loci to interpret complex trait associations".

On 16 October, the first cooperation seminar of Tallinn University of Technology and the University of Tartu’s consortium of the Just Transition Fund was held at the Virumaa College of the Tallinn University of Technology. The event brought together 22 research teams whose work will help develop technologies and monitor societal transition in the Ida-Viru region over the next six years.

Together with colleagues from the UK and Sweden, the UT Institute of Computer Science is organizing the first international workshop on the Testing of Automated Driving Systems.

Kristiina Rahkema kaitseb doktoritööd „Quality Analysis of iOS Applications with Focus on Maintainability and Security Aspects“