The following is a list of potential examiners and supervisors from the different research groups in the Parallel Systems (PS) division.

How to use this list to find suitable contacts: Search for keywords or relevant topics in the Area of Research or Other Expertise. Identify courses that seem connected to your thesis subject. Identify theses with similar subjects to what you intend to do from the ones listed under each member. Ideally, if you want to do a thesis with us, you should have taken courses listed under our individual name - or similar advanced courses.

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Name	Courses Taught	Area of Research (keywords)	Other Expertise (keywords)
Embedded System Design Group
Per Andersson	EDAN01 Constraint Programming; EDAF90 Web Programming	?	Databases
	MSc Theses: supervised
Jonas Skeppstedt	EDAF05 Algorithms, Data Structures and Complexity; EDAG01 Efficient C; EDAN26 Multicore Programming	Compiler optimizations, Algorithms and data structures	?
	MSc Theses: supervised
Flavius Gruian	EDAN15 Design of Embedded Sytems; EDAF35 Operating Systems	Hw/Sw co-design, Streaming applications, Optimizations in Design Automation, Real-time scheduling, Energy-efficient Computing	Virtual Machines, Embedded ML applications, Databases, FPGAs, Security
	MSc Theses: supervised
Computer Graphics Group
Michael Doggett	EDAF80 Computer Graphics; EDAN35 High Performance Computer Graphics	Ray tracing, Computer graphics, Graphics pipelines	Thesis topics on any area of Computer Graphics are available. Most thesis topics are based on the research in the Computer Graphics group, which is focused on Real-Time Rendering, in particular GPU based Ray Tracing.
	MSc Theses: supervised
Algorithms Group
Susanna Rezende	EDAN55 Advanced Algorithms	Algorithmic Complexity	...
	MSc Theses: supervised