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, or probabilistic reasoning. Proficiency in Python, C++, or MATLAB, with demonstrated ability to implement complex algorithms. Excellent written and oral communication skills. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Experience with
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Substantial published experience with PET imaging analysis. Experience with EEG data analysis or digital signal processing. Working knowledge of scientific computing languages, including Matlab, Python
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following areas: foundation models, multimodal learning, LLMs, AI agents, or trustworthy AI. Proficiency in Python and PyTorch Responsibilities Research Conduct independent and collaborative research in
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, and programming experience in a UNIX/Linux environment using programming languages such as Python, R, and/or Perl is required. Experience in analysis of genomis /trancriptomic /epigenomic data including
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the use of MATLAB and python Manuscript preparation and ability to communicate research results clearly Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Ability to multitask and work cooperatively with others
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environment; Python programming Preferred Qualifications Experience with unstructured grid ocean modeling system such as SCHISM. Experience of using programming language Python to deal with large 3D ocean data
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-wave). Ability to perform advanced complex network analysis (preferably with experience on NetworkX). Ability to obtain advanced graphics (e.g. seaborn). Code in Python, C and BASH. Why Texas A&M
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security, and reproducible experiments. Strong programming skills (e.g., Python/C++); ability to prototype and evaluate security controls on cloud-native stacks (Docker, Kubernetes, Helm). Records
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data Multiunit electrophysiological experiments, particularly using Neuropixels Software Expertise and Data Analysis: pCLAMP, ImageJ, MatLab, Imaris Additional expertise using Igor Pro, Prism, Python
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methods and foundations. Strong programming skills, including the use of Python / TensorFlow /PyTorch. Experience using high-performance computing systems. Ability to work with multidisciplinary teams