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? PhD position in Algorithmic Number Theory and Cryptography There is a vacancy for a PhD Research Fellow in Algorithmic Number Theory and Cryptography at the Department of Informatics . The position is
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Summary We invite applications for multiple nine-month, tenure-track Assistant Professor positions to begin in Fall 2026. The Department of Computer Science at the University of Denver (DU) is building
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Laboratoire National de Métrologie et d'Essais - LNE | Paris 15, le de France | France | 18 days ago
on the primary data. They are often captured from multiple scans made from different locations to unspecified surface locations. This introduces novel sources of uncertainty while potentially reducing the impact
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are needed. The incumbent will work closely with USC researcher teams to design analysis specifications, including input data specifications, data cleaning, algorithms, and interpretation of results
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sequencing and imaging data to facilitate the paper figures of lab members. Candidate will train on the labâ™s fundamental algorithms and run them in a collaborative manner with other team members to generate
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researcher in algorithmic game theory and/or online learning, working with Prof. Celli at BIDSA and the Department of Computing Sciences. The project studies how multiple machine learning algorithms interact
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quantum information, develop techniques for quantum control and measurement, build quantum computing hardware and software, and explore novel applications. Our main interest is to propose quantum algorithms
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algorithm level languages such as Matlab/Simulink, Python or similar * Demonstrated, successful experience developing software to communicate and exchange information (e.g. commands, status, data) with
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-world solutions. The engineer will design algorithms, develop software, and integrate real-time and HPC sensing and communications systems. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Design and optimize signal
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provide insights into comparative physiology across different species. Of particular interest is the modeling of transport networks across multiple scales, including their function, development and