Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP) is Sweden’s largest ever individual research program, a major national initiative for basic research, education and faculty recruitment. The total budget for the program is more than 3.5 billion SEK, and major goals are more than 50 new professors and more than 300 new PhDs within AI, Autonomous Systems and Software.

The ambition is to advance Sweden into an internationally recognized and leading position in these areas, and WASP is now taking a step by launching a first broad investment in Artificial Intelligence. The offering includes several different positions to build and strengthen AI in Sweden.

 

The calls now open for positions and projects are:

 

62 positions in WASP AI, follow the link for more information

 

WASP Collaboration projects for universities in AI/machine Learning, follow the link for more information.
Deadline for application is 2018-06-03.

 

WASP Expedition projects, follow the link for more information.
Deadline for short proposal is 2018-08-10.


Published: April 30th, 2018

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