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of extraordinary experiences, situated in their historical, linguistic, and geographical contexts paired with by wide-ranging encyclopedic entries that will cover relevant texts, practices, religious traditions
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) . The database will be an archive of extraordinary experiences, situated in their historical, linguistic, and geographical contexts paired with by wide-ranging encyclopedic entries that will cover relevant texts
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Details Title Postdoctoral Researcher in Formal Semantics School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Linguistics Position Description The Department of Linguistics seeks applications for a
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language model into a reliable specialty-specific assistant can serve as a template for customizing tools across areas like cardiology, orthopedics, and more. By contributing an adaptable model and
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) . The database will be an archive of extraordinary experiences, situated in their historical, linguistic, and geographical contexts paired with by wide-ranging encyclopedic entries that will cover relevant texts
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(approximately 5 hours a week) helping to develop the T&T Database (TTD) . The database will be an archive of extraordinary experiences, situated in their historical, linguistic, and geographical contexts , paired
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. Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills. Desire to learn and enthusiasm for understanding human nature and cultural evolution. Language skills a plus, but not required. Working Conditions This
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, writing, and fine-tuning code for structural model simulation, with a focus on computational performance. Most of the code will use the Julia programming language • Non-linear estimation and other
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STEM field. Experience in advising, teaching, and providing feedback. Experience writing effective fellowship proposals desirable. Expertise in English as a second language and working with non-native
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desirable. Expertise in English as a second language and working with non-native English speakers is desirable. Ability to build relationships with students and connect discipline-specific communication