AI and Law Openings in Tübingen

[Ulrike Luxburg]

Are you excited about the intersection of artificial intelligence and
law? Do you want to conduct research in law or computer science that
touches on any aspects of this expanding field? If so, then join us as

Independent Research Group Leader

at the CZS Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Law at the
University of Tübingen.

The CZS Institute for Artificial Intelligence at the University of
Tübingen is a newly-created interfaculty and interdisciplinary institute
that furthers research at the intersection of AI and law. It is directed
by Michèle Finck, Ulrike von Luxburg and Stefan Thomas. The CZS
Institute for Artificial Intelligence offers several postdoctoral
positions for independent research group leaders to be filled as soon as
possible.

The independent research group leader positions are research-focused
career-development positions designed to carry out independent research.
They combine the advantages of a postdoc position and an assistant
professor: they come with scientific independence, generous funding for
PhD students, low administrative burden, and no formal teaching
obligation. The positions are funded for 5 years.

The offered positions are especially well suited for promising
researchers after a first postdoc or, in exceptional cases, directly
after the PhD. A finished doctoral degree is mandatory to start. The
position is fixed-term for 5 years, with a salary according to the
German public sector agreement (E14 TV-L).

The group and Institute will be embedded in the lively law and AI
communities in Tübingen. Tübingen not only hosts excellent computer
science and law faculties but also the Cluster of Excellence “Machine
Learning – New Perspectives for Science”, the Tübingen AI Center, the
first Chair for Law and Artificial Intelligence in Germany and the Max
Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, among others.

Applications should be sent as a single PDF file and contain the
following information: a cover letter, curriculum vitae, copies of
diplomas, a list of publications as well as a one-page pitch of your
research plans. Applications should be addressed to
patrizia...@uni-tuebingen.de.

The application deadline is 15 October 2023.

For more information please check out this webpage:

https://ailawinstitute.de/

Best regards, Ulrike Luxburg