Research Groups
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Agent Systems and Reinforcement LearningСreating new ways to train AI agents -
Bioinformatics GroupАpplying computer science methods to real-world biological and medical problems -
BioLabsUncovering the fundamental epigenetic regulation mechanisms and their role in cell differentiation and aging
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Concurrent Computing LabDeveloping, verifying, testing, and benchmarking modern concurrent algorithms -
Cryptographic LabThe study and application of cryptographic methods for information protection -
Cyber-Physical Systems LabTheoretical foundations, languages and tools for developing control programs for cyber-physical systems
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HoTT and Dependent Types GroupCreating a dependently typed language based on the homotopy type theory -
Information Systems Engineering LabDatabases and information systems: architecture, query processing and optimization, physical design and adaptivity -
Learning Research LabLongitudinal research to discover what factors help to improve academic achievement and provide success in STEM careers
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Machine Learning Applications and Deep LearningApplications of state-of-the-art Machine Learning techniques to a multitude of different problems -
Machine Learning Methods in Software EngineeringMerging best practices from both areas to create new ways to develop and improve code -
Mobile Robot Algorithms LaboratoryDeveloping self-orientation algorithms for a mobile robot and solving the SLAM problem
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Neurodevelopment and Neurophysiology GroupSimulation modeling of neural tissue development and involved cellular processes -
Nuclear Physics Methods LaboratoryThe laboratory develops instruments and methods for particle physics research and other similar fields -
Optimization Problems in Software EngineeringSolving hard optimization problems in different areas of software engineering
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Paper-analyzerDeep learning–based tool for knowledge extraction from scientific biomedical papers -
Parameterized Algorithms LaboratoryConstructing exact algorithms for computationally challenging problems by the careful understanding of the structure of a typical input -
Programming Languages and Tools LabSupporting fundamental research into programming languages and tools
