NADA - Department of Numerical Analysis and Computing Science

Welcome to Nada, at KTH - Royal Institute of Technology - in Stockholm, Sverige.

The department of Numerical Analysis and Computing Science, Nada, is responsible for the research and education at KTH and at Stockholms universitet (SU) in the two academic subjects Computer Science and Numerical Analysis.

Our main spheres of activities:

• Research We do research in the following areas:
  • Computational Vision and Active Perception Laboratory, CVAP
  • Interaction and Presentation Laboratory, IPLab
  • Studies in Artificial Neural Systems, SANS
  • Theoretical Computer Science, TCS
  • Numerical Analysis, C2M2 and NA
  • Center for Parallel Computers, PDC
  • Parallel and Scientific Computing Institute, PSCI
  • Centre of IT Design, CID
• Education
• The computer system staff -- computer maintenance and development
• The KTHNOC group -- wide area network maintenance for SUNET etc.

Useful information

• Computers - information from "systemgruppen" (Swedish)
• Course information (Swedish)
• Student information of other type (Swedish)
• Computer room reservations (Swedish)
• Library search in the catalogue of the Nada library (Swedish)
• Teknologers datorkraft (students computer power?) - project starting autumn -95 (Swedish)
• The modem pool of KTH (Swedish)
• Local Nada page (Swedish)

Concerning Nada

• Presentation of Nada
• Management and professors
• Contact info - a description of where we are and how to contact us
• List of teachers (Swedish)
• Telephone number look up from amongst people at Nada and some other parts of Sweden. NOTE: This is experimental and doesn't work with certain WWW browsers
• Numero, our local department periodical (Swedish)
• Calendar of activities at (and around) Nada (Swedish)

Project with Nada connections

• Swedish-English and Swedish-Finnish dictionaries - project with Skolverket (also an English-Estonian dictionary, not part of the project)
• The C3 project - tools for conversion of coded character sets
• MIME in Sunet - how to make strange Scandinavian characters work in e-mail

Other information sources

• WWW and Gopher hosts at KTH and other links

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