13 distributed-algorithm-"Meta"-"Meta" Fellowship research jobs at Harvard University
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research and travel expenses. Relevant areas of expertise include: algorithms and complexity, natural language processing, and knowledge of the algorithmic fairness literature. The postdoc will be mentored
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are looking for junior scientists who are especially interested in working at the intersection of systems and algorithmic theory, in areas such as programmable network architectures, data center network
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are looking for junior scientists who are especially interested in working at the intersection of systems and algorithmic theory, in areas such as programmable network architectures, data center network
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research team. Key research areas include: Development of low-carbon materials and tunable thermal energy storage materials integrated with smart sensors and advanced algorithms Creation of Digital Twins
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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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computational methods and tools, including prior experience with algorithms relevant to computational biology, is a plus. ● Ability to work independently as well as part of an interdisciplinary team in a
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systems or systematics. Combining operators You can combine the operators above to fine-tune your results: +"artificial intelligence" algorithm +robot -machine → Shows results only if they include
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and Machine Learning, with a focus on studying geometric structures in data and models and how to leverage such structure for the design of efficient machine learning algorithms with provable guarantees
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preferred, and this can take various forms: working with large model simulations or large data, compiled programming languages, algorithms, etc. The position is an especially good match for candidates
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University in St. Louis. She interned at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab developing image motion algorithms for a visual prosthetic. She received her doctorate in electrical engineering from Stanford