10 algorithm-sensor-"University-of-Houston" positions at University of Sydney in Australia
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Professor Kalina Yacef. These projects explore how multimodal data from online platforms and sensor-based environments can be harnessed to enhance learning at scale. Research directions include designing
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development of NeurAID repository perform sural nerve biopsy assessment as required for training of AI algorithms collaborate with other clinicians and AI engineers to facilitate the development of algorithms
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, Massachusetts. Your key responsibilities will be to: design and implement mathematical algorithms, and facilitate their integration into Magma engage with users, researchers, and developers, both internally
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compelling content and messaging for social media, website, and e-communications in alignment with Institute branding and audience needs. Monitor analytics, platform algorithms, and audience behaviour
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in fluorescent GPCR sensors have strong expertise and experience in amygdala and/or orbitofrontal cortex physiology have strong expertise and experience in endogenous neuromodulator pharmacology have
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responsibilities will be to: conduct high-quality research in intelligent sensing and control for complex project environments develop and implement AI-based algorithms (e.g., GNNs, deep reinforcement learning
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techniques based on 3D sensor perception and deep learning to estimate forest tree structure from high-resolution drone-based LiDAR point clouds and imagery contribute to a world-leading large-scale forest
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, Medicine, or Engineering) demonstrated experience or knowledge of one or more of the following: computational algorithm development working with medical images, in particular CT or cone-beam CT a
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of the algorithms developed in this project. About you The University values courage and creativity; openness and engagement; inclusion and diversity; and respect and integrity. As such, we see the importance
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the primary responsibility of performing metallomics studies including the preparation of responsive fluorescent sensors for application in biological studies. This project is funded by a grant from the Human