10 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"Prof"-"SUNY" positions at Cornell University
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to work on projects in the modeling of representative democracy. The primary role of these Research Associates will be to anchor multiple research projects in electoral systems (such as ranked choice
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, developing novel algorithms for pattern detection, extreme event attribution, and seasonal forecasting. Lead development of innovative visualization techniques and interpretable machine learning methods (30
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and the project's co-principal investigators (from multiple organizations) to oversee a cross-organizational research team consisting of a group of postdoctoral associates, PhD students, and several
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novel algorithms for pattern detection, extreme event attribution, and seasonal forecasting. Lead development of innovative visualization techniques and interpretable machine learning methods (30%). Drive
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science, including supervising team members, developing novel algorithms for pattern detection, extreme event attribution, and seasonal forecasting. Lead development of innovative visualization techniques
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Cornell faculty members and the project’s co-principal investigators (from multiple organizations) to oversee a cross-organizational research team consisting of a group of postdoctoral associates, PhD
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to work on projects in the modeling of representative democracy. The primary role of these Research Associates will be to anchor multiple research projects in electoral systems (such as ranked choice
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depends on the ability to support local people and communities everywhere. By working in and across multiple scientific areas, CALS can address challenges and opportunities of the greatest relevance, here
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of experience in AI/ML/DL or equivalent combination of education and experience. Demonstrated experience in algorithm development and structured programming ability. Experience in scientific programming and the
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Cornell faculty members and the project’s co-principal investigators (from multiple organizations) to oversee a cross-organizational research team consisting of a group of postdoctoral associates, PhD