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• Algorithms
• Data Structures
• Computational Complexity
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Jingsen Chen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science within the Department of Computer Science, Electrical and Space Engineering at Luleå University of Technology. His primary research focus is on Dependable Communication and Computation Systems. Professor Chen's research interests center around algorithm design and analysis, with specific expertise in: Efficient heap construction algorithms Maximum-scoring segment problems k maximum sum subsequences Optimization of computational resources Theoretical computer science foundations His publication record demonstrates consistent contributions to the field of algorithm design, particularly his influential 2012 work on heap construction that optimized comparisons, moves, and cache misses. Professor Chen's research shows a strong theoretical foundation with practical considerations for real-world computational constraints. Professor Chen maintains an active research profile with publications spanning from 2006 to recent years. His work primarily appears in computer science venues including conference proceedings and journals focused on theoretical computer science and algorithms. As a faculty member, Professor Chen contributes to the academic community through his research and likely participates in teaching and supervision activities within the Computer Science department at Luleå University of Technology.

• Discrete Mathematics
• Cryptography
• Mathematical Analysis
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Johnny Panrike is a Lecturer at KTH Royal Institute of Technology working in the Division of Health Informatics and Logistics. He holds an MSc in Mathematics and Computer Science with extensive teaching experience across both disciplines and currently pursues advanced studies in real analysis. Education: MSc in Mathematics and Computer Science Currently enrolled in Advanced Real Analysis I at KTH/SU Research Focus: His core expertise centers on Discrete Mathematics and Cryptography, evidenced by authoring a specialized textbook. Current mathematical interests include deepening knowledge in Measure Theory, Integration Theory, and Functional Analysis through active coursework. In computer science, he specializes in low-level programming instruction (C/C++ systems programming) and object-oriented paradigms across multiple languages. His pedagogical innovations include virtual machine deployment to streamline software installation for students, while development cooperation work with Sri Lanka's Sarvodaya NGO reflects applied intercultural engagement. Professional Activities: He has supervised numerous thesis projects and course-based student work. Career interludes include professional training as a breathwork therapist in Denmark and alternative pedagogy studies in India. His teaching portfolio spans foundational mathematics courses (analysis, linear algebra, combinatorics) and comprehensive computer science instruction from introductory to advanced levels. Additional Context: Acknowledges statistics and networking as technical weak spots while maintaining active involvement in both teaching and personal academic development.

• Mathematics Education
• Physics Education
• Foundation Mathematics
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Maria Shamoun serves as a Lecturer at KTH Royal Institute of Technology within the Division of Basic Science Education. Her primary responsibilities include course leadership, teaching, and examination for foundational mathematics and physics programs, specifically targeting engineering preparatory students through courses like Introduction to Mathematics (CM0001) and Linear Algebra and Calculus in One Variable (HF1006). Her professional focus centers on curriculum development and instruction for technical preparatory education, emphasizing core competency building in calculus, linear algebra, and fundamental physics principles. This work is critical for student transition into advanced engineering studies at KTH, with structured delivery across multiple preparatory year mathematics and physics sequences. No scientific awards or research grants are documented in her current profile. Her contributions remain concentrated on pedagogical execution within the Division of Basic Science Education, supporting institutional educational infrastructure through direct student instruction and course management.