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of Professor Odile Liboiron-Ladouceur, the Research Assistant 2 conducts independent and collaborative research in computational imaging and photonics, with a focus on machine learning based 3D reconstruction
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nominated to become a core member of Mila – the Quebec Institute for Artificial Intelligence. McGill and Mila offer opportunities for interaction with world-class researchers in machine learning, statistics
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experience, as well as an established early research career (i.e., publications, previous funding) in functional neurosurgery investigation and in particular, computer-brain interface paradigms and technology
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for preparation of tutorials and class discussions; Consult and communicate with course lecturer; Assist students learning; Effectively communicate with students; Respond to student inquiries by email, myCourses
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of tutorials and class discussions; Consult and communicate with course lecturer; Assist students learning; Effectively communicate with students; Respond to student inquiries by email, myCourses, Microsoft
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of tutorials and class discussions; Consult and communicate with course lecturer; Assist students learning; Effectively communicate with students; Respond to student inquiries by email, myCourses, Microsoft
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of tutorials and class discussions; Consult and communicate with course lecturer; Assist students learning; Effectively communicate with students; Respond to student inquiries by email, myCourses, Microsoft
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of tutorials and class discussions; Consult and communicate with course lecturer; Assist students learning; Effectively communicate with students; Respond to student inquiries by email, myCourses, Microsoft
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in maintaining McGill’s international reputation of excellence in research, teaching, and service. We are interested in candidates that apply machine learning and data-driven methods to applications in
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around the unique accessibility needs of those with EI, MCS, EHS, and related illnesses, limiting exposure to potential triggers such as fragrances, car exhaust, and other environmental toxins