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Posting Details Position Information Position Title Assistant Professor of Teaching (Lecturer), Algorithms & Computer Security Department Computer Science and Engineering Posting Number F250105
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of neuroimaging data: structural MRI, chemical exchange saturation transfer and Positron Emission Tomography Developing artificial intelligence algorithms to predict biomarker findings Contributing to manuscript
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to: Quantum Computing Theory Quantum Algorithms Quantum Networking for Distributed Quantum Computing (As opposed to QKD) Quantum Machine Learning Quantum Sensing Quantum Applications Quantum-safe or Quantum
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physical realizations of entangled states Next-generation atomic clocks Quantum magnetometry Gravitational and inertial sensing Quantum sensors for biomedical applications Integration and miniaturization
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and components associated with HVAC-R equipment, including motors, contactors, sensors, relays, control panels, and low-voltage control systems. Perform removal, installation, and maintenance of HVAC
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and components associated with HVAC-R equipment, including motors, contactors, sensors, relays, control panels, and low-voltage control systems. Perform removal, installation, and maintenance of HVAC
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and components associated with HVAC-R equipment, including motors, contactors, sensors, relays, control panels, and low-voltage control systems. Perform removal, installation, and maintenance of HVAC
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humanistic lens (e.g. critical algorithm studies or critical artistic work). These lines of inquiry are by no means exhaustive, but reflect our belief as a department that 1) we cannot have AI systems
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photoacoustic and ultrasound imaging and sensing systems. Develop image reconstruction and processing algorithms. Perform data analysis to extract physiological information from the data. Outstanding Benefits
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algorithms and complexity theory, including in both well-established settings (e.g., sequential computation on a single machine and distributed/parallel computation on multiple machines) as well as emerging