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media including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and TikTok as well as excellent understanding of algorithms and platform best practices. - Storyteller at heart with strong writing skills
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portfolio in AI4Science. The Computational Sciences Department at PPPL was formed to provide a focus for computational physics and engineering. We specialize in algorithms and applied mathematics, data
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research in PPPL-relevant AI4Science topics. The Computational Sciences Department at PPPL was formed to provide a focus for computational physics and engineering. We specialize in algorithms and applied
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econometric analysis and preparing results tables, managing large data sets, handling spatial data, applying machine learning algorithms, conducting computationally intensive statistical analyses, summarizing
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education institution. - Demonstrated experience in social media including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and TikTok as well as excellent understanding of algorithms and platform best
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machine learning algorithms, conducting computationally intensive statistical analyses, summarizing research findings, and editing research papers. In addition to working closely with faculty, senior
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education institution. - Demonstrated experience in social media including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and TikTok as well as excellent understanding of algorithms and platform best
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need. Apply AI and machine learning algorithms to software engineering projects in the researcher’s specific domain. Application of Domain Expertise Initiate and maintain open collaboration with
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A full-time Research Specialist position is available in the laboratory of Prof. Nathalie de Leon. The group focuses on building quantum technologies for sensing and information processing using
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analysis, and algorithms of computational research questions at a level sufficient to converse with Princeton's world-class researchers to support the ongoing work. This will consist of independent research