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Mahira Khan @MahiraKhan • Sep 14

The University of Oxford is hiring a Postdoctoral Researcher in Computational Game Theory and Social Choice Theory for a two-month project starting in November 2026, working with Professor Paul Goldberg and collaborators at King’s College London. The role is based in Oxford, with some flexibility for UK remote work, and applications require a CV and tailored supporting statement by 21 September 2026. Department of Computer Science:

https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/news/2551-full.html

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Mahira Khan @MahiraKhan • Sep 14

The Bavarian Database Day 2026 is a one-day conference in Munich on October 26, 2026, bringing together database researchers and data-management professionals for talks, discussions, and networking. The event focuses on current research in databases and data management, with particular emphasis on giving junior researchers a platform to present their work. Topics include database systems, query optimization, data integration and quality, machine learning, security and privacy, and big data. Participation is free, and the event will take place at the Carl Friedrich von Siemens Stiftung from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. :

https://databaseday.de/2026/

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Bavarian Database Day 2026 | About

The Bavarian Database Day (BDBD) is an annual one-day workshop bringing together researchers and industry professionals from the database community to present cutting-edge work, discuss future directions, and connect with each other. The workshop will take place on October 26, 2026, in Munich, Bavaria.

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Mahira Khan @MahiraKhan • Sep 12

Research Assistant in Computer Science/Cybersecurity

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Research Assistant in Computer Science/Cybersecurity

Angelo State University’s Department of Computer Science is seeking highly motivated students majoring in Computer Science or Cybersecurity to join a research and development team working on a U.S. Department of Defense-funded project in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.This opportunity is part of ASU’s $299,999 subaward from the Department of Defense through Texas Tech University, aimed at enhancing cybersecurity research and workforce development. The selected students will work closely with faculty and collaborators from TTU and UTSA to develop innovative solutions for national defense challenges, particularly in West Texas. Responsibilities:Contribute to R&D in areas such as:AI-driven threat detectionKnowledge graph-based cyber threat intelligenceExplainable AI for critical infrastructure systemsParticipate in software development, data analysis, and system prototypingPresent findings in reports, posters, papers, or conferencesOptionally intern at Army Research Lab facilities as part of the programBenefits:Hands-on experience with a federally funded research projectMentorship from ASU faculty with expertise in cybersecurity and AIInternship opportunities at Army Research Laboratory facilitiesContribution to real-world DoD cybersecurity solutionsFor more information contact:Dr. Erdoğan DoğduDepartment of Computer Scienceerdogan.dogdu@angelo.edu325-486-5444Dr. Roya ChoupaniAssoc. Prof., Department of Computer Scienceroya.choupani@angelo.edu325-486-5421

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Mahira Khan @MahiraKhan • Sep 10

Assistant Professor of Artificial Intelligence

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Assistant Professor of Artificial Intelligence

The Department of Computer Science at Angelo State University invites applications for two full-time, nine-month, tenure-track Assistant Professor positions in Artificial Intelligence, beginning in August 2027. The successful candidates will support undergraduate and graduate programs in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science through teaching, research, student mentoring, curriculum development, and service.Applications are encouraged from candidates across the full breadth of artificial intelligence, including both software- and hardware-oriented areas. Relevant fields may include machine learning, generative AI, natural language processing, computer vision, robotics, autonomous systems, edge and embedded AI, computer architecture, AI accelerators, neuromorphic computing, and hardware-software co-design.Each faculty member will normally teach three courses per semester, maintain an active research agenda, pursue external funding, mentor students, and contribute to interdisciplinary AI initiatives across the university. The academic appointment, tenure home, and formal evaluation pathway are within the Department of Computer Science.

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Mahira Khan @MahiraKhan • Sep 9

Can AI Predict What Humans Do and Why? USC Study Sheds Light on AI's Limits - USC Viterbi | School of Engineering

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Can AI Predict What Humans Do and Why? USC Study Sheds Light on AI's Limits - USC Viterbi | School of Engineering

USC AI researcher and robotics pioneer find that LLMs can make human-like predictions by observing players in social games but struggle to learn from experience and apply what they learn to new situations

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