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computational capacity, operating time, and the form of desired results Research, evaluate and adopt new technologies, algorithms, and platforms as required Produce thorough but concise written documentation
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Dalhousie University | Halifax Mid Harbour Nova Scotia Provincial Government, Nova Scotia | Canada | about 2 months ago
and hybrid BGC simulations against satellite and in situ observations using standard evaluation metrics. Complete AI-enabled geophysical data analysis. Develop algorithms, Virtual Ocean Lab (VOL
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of many teaching and research awards, with strengths in the Department including algorithms, artificial intelligence and machine learning, data science, bioinformatics, computational neuroscience
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Senior Programmer Analyst leads the analysis, design and review of existing or proposed system features and requirements and devises computer programs, systems and related procedures. The Senior Programmer
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: The Canadian Center for Computational Genomics (C3G) is a bioinformatics core facility that offers bioinformatics services supporting the McGill Genome Centre and the wider genomics community. Within C3G
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reports directly to the Principal Investigator (PI). WORK PERFORMED Developing and implementing advanced neurophysiological signal‑processing and computational models to analyze EEG data and extract
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information into Excel according to a predefined coding scheme, either manually or algorithmically with manual review. Training on the coding protocol will be provided, and the assistant will be expected
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of the following areas: - Quantum computing-specific: o Error-correcting codes o Lattice surgery o Surface codes o Resource estimation o Homology o Circuit design/algorithms - Mentorship - Open-source software
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to: Quantum computation (hardware), algorithms, and software – Quantum communication, networks, and cryptography – Quantum metrology, sensing, imaging, and materials.). No limit of projects per Canadian
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Position Description Description of the Area/Topic of Research: The AI Lab in the School of Computer Science at the University of Guelph, in collaboration with Dr. Youbin Zheng in the School