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, such as hyperdimensional computing Keywords: robot control, artificial intelligence, machine perception, human-robot interaction, statistical computing, deep learning, SLAM, information theory, edge
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results to classical theory. Learning objectives will include accessing NETL's unique experimental equipment and facilities to further the fundamental understanding of fracture propagation as a function of
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theory into hands-on experience Network with world-class scientists Exchange ideas and skills with the Laboratory community Use state-of-the-art equipment Contribute to answers for today's pressing
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family, and quality of life issues. Knowledge of social services delivery systems concepts, principles, and theories relating to one or more of the social behavioral science fields Understanding the nature
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training with sound environmental practices. Stewardship through ecosystem management is the underlying approach, and elements of the program include forest management, fish and wildlife (nongame and game
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theory into hands-on experience Network with world-class scientists Exchange ideas and skills with the Laboratory community Use state-of-the-art equipment Contribute to answers for today's pressing
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Transition classroom theory into hands-on experience Network with world-class scientists Exchange ideas and skills with the Laboratory community Use state-of-the-art equipment Contribute to answers for today's
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experimental physics, wave propagation theory, atmospheric science, signal processing, information theory, inverse theory, and mathematical, numerical, and computational modeling. Interested candidates should
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in theory, modeling, as well as their applications to predicting behavior. Our goal is to extend theories regarding human behavior, incorporating multiple factors and their interactions, spanning
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activity at the level of neurons generates these macroscopic signals in both the brain and in our simulations of brain activity. Currently we are applying concepts from dynamical systems theory