Jyrki Katajainen: Research management

Former Ph.D. students

• Claus Jensen: Improving the efficiency of priority-queue structures: Using data-structural transformations and number systems, Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen (2012), 6 joint papers
  Supervised jointly with Amr Elmasry
• Tomi Pasanen, In-place algorithms for sorting problems, Department of Computer Science, University of Turku (1999), 5 joint papers
• Martti Forsell: Implementation of instruction-level and thread-level parallelism in computers, Department of Computer Science, University of Joensuu (1997)
  Supervised jointly with Martti Penttonen

Research grants

• Ph.D. stipend (4 months), Ministry of Education, Finland, 1985
• Junior Researcher stipend (3 years), Academy of Finland, 1986
• Research grant (2 years) for the project Parallel models of computation and parallel algorithms; part of the initiative Efficient algorithms and data structures, Academy of Finland, 1991
• Research grant (3 years) for the project Performance engineering, Danish Natural Science Research Council, 1998
• Research grant (3 years) for the project Practical data structures and algorithms, Danish Natural Science Research Council, 2002
• Research grant (3 years; extended with 2 years) for the project Generic programming---algorithms and tools, Danish Research Council for Nature and Universe, 2005

Research leadership

• Leader of the project Parallel models of computation and parallel algorithms funded by the Academy of Finland (2 years) 1992–1993
• Leader of the project Performance engineering funded by the Danish Natural Science Research Council (3 years) 1999–2001
• Leader of the project Practical data structures and algorithms funded by the Danish Natural Science Research Council (3 years) 2003–2005
• Leader of the project Generic programming---algorithms and tools funded by the Danish Research Council for Nature and Universe (5 years) 2006–2010
• Leader of the Performance Engineering Laboratory, Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen (20 years) 1999–2019 [more]