29 algorithm-development Postdoctoral positions at Carnegie Mellon University in United States
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. This position will work closely with faculty in AI, NLP, Ethics, and Anthropology to design and conduct empirical studies, develop novel evaluation frameworks, and advance methods that ensure AI systems
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. This position will work closely with faculty in AI, NLP, Ethics, and Anthropology to design and conduct empirical studies, develop novel evaluation frameworks, and advance methods that ensure AI systems
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Mohadeseh Taheri-Mousavi’s group. The postdoc will develop and conduct advanced machine learning techniques combined with computational research to study the mechanical behavior of welds. Responsibilities
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scientific development. There are two options for awardees: Research Fellowship and Research Instructorship. Awards will support research in areas of mathematics and statistics, including applications to other
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research community, and committed to developing a research and teaching agenda on topics related to open science. This is a fixed term 2-year position with 50% of time devoted to research and 50% to teaching
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research community, and committed to developing a research and teaching agenda on topics related to open science. This is a fixed term 2-year position with 50% of time devoted to research and 50% to teaching
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deposition to build samples of various refractory alloys. Perform materials characterization tests Analyze characterization data and provide feedback to alloy design activities. Train and supervise masters and
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addresses important problems in technology and policy. We educate technically skilled students to be leaders in policy-focused research; we work on policy problems in which the technology matters
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in the development and execution of research projects related to cloning, experimental automation and DNA experiment design and such other tasks that are assigned to you. Responsibilities: Leads lab
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addresses important problems in technology and policy. We educate technically skilled students to be leaders in policy-focused research; we work on policy problems in which the technology matters