11 genetic-algorithm-computer-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St" positions in United States
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systems, multi-function radar, AI/ML algorithms rely on high performance digital signal processing and real-time computing to provide high-fidelity results in an actionable timeframe. The ARRC intends
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postdoctoral position is available in the Geometric Machine Learning Group at Harvard University, led by Prof. Melanie Weber. This role offers an opportunity to perform research at the intersection of Geometry
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of Business and NYU Shanghai are excited to announce an open call for Postdoctoral Fellowship applications. The position is expected to start in Fall 2025 and will be under the supervision of Profs. Bruno
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-photonic computing architectures; Silicon-photonic network architectures Machine Learning Algorithms/Systems: Experience in design and use of ML algorithms; Experience in using ML for designing computing
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topics related to development and macroeconomic behavior. Many of these studies involve the collection of data using computational algorithms and analysis of large-scale survey data, which are combined
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Alexandria, Virginia. The focus of these positions will be on quantum computing, quantum algorithms, quantum learning, quantum error correction, and quantum fault-tolerance. The successful candidate will join
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. Race and Organizations (Prof. Davon Norris) This course introduces students to the array of ways in which race and racism influence organizational structures and how organizational processes then shape
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compensation packages to attract and retain top talent. Benefits Rutgers offers a comprehensive benefit program to eligible employees. For details, please go to http://uhr.rutgers.edu/benefits/benefits-overview
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administered by the College of Natural Science and the College of Engineering, is one of the newest units at MSU. Founded in 2015, CMSE recognizes computation as the “triple junction” of algorithm development
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postdoctoral position is available in the Geometric Machine Learning Group at Harvard University, led by Prof. Melanie Weber. This role offers an opportunity to perform research at the intersection of Geometry