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Two postdoctoral positions in ontology-based management of quantitative data (logicians wanted), Liverpool (England), Deadline: 5 May 2019
Two Postdoctoral Researchers for EPSRC-funded research project "quantMD:
Ontology-Based Management of Many-Dimensional Quantitative Data" (1
October 2019 - 30 September 2022)
We are seeking to recruit two Postdoctoral Researchers for the new
EPSRC-funded research project "quantMD: Ontology-Based Management of
Many-Dimensional Quantitative Data", under the direction of Professor
Frank Wolter (University of Liverpool) and Professor Michael Zakharyaschev
(Birkbeck, University of London).
The successful applicants should have a PhD in Computer Science,
Mathematics, or related discipline and research experience in one (or
more) of the following areas:
- modal logic
- temporal logic
- description logic
- logic in computer science
- mathematical logic
- database theory
- automata theory
Your research tasks on the project will include developing and
investigating new logic-based formalisms for representing knowledge about
temporal quantitative data (for example, data from sensors) and designing
efficient algorithms for query answering. The project will include both
theoretical and practical components, and you can contribute to either of
them. In the theoretical part, we are interested in quantitative temporal
ontology languages, many-dimensional combinations of temporal and
description (or other) logics, quantitative temporal query languages. More
practical work concerns the implementation of query answering algorithms
and research on case studies in collaboration with our partners at the
Free University of Bolzano and Ontopic (Italy), Siemens (Germany), Sirius
(Norway), J. Pilsudski Institute (US), and Siris Academic (Spain).
Liverpool team: Prof Frank Wolter, Prof B Konev and Dr M Zimmermann
London team: Prof M Zakharyaschev, Dr R Kontchakov and Dr Vlad Ryzhikov
Salary range in Liverpool: 34,188 - 39,610 per annum
Salary range in London: 37,912 - 43,333 per annum.
The start date of the project is October 1, 2019. Interviews will be held
in the second half of May.
Informal enquires on the role can be made by email to
Professor Frank Wolter via wolter@liverpool.ac.uk
Professor Michael Zakharyaschev via michael@dcs.bbk.ac.uk
Formal application
Liverpool: job reference 011437 at https://recruit.liverpool.ac.uk
London:
https://cis7.bbk.ac.uk/vacancy/postdoctoral-researcher--383691.html
Closing Date: 05-May-2019
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